With guidance from the NRES academic advisor and faculty, students design a plan of study that fits their interests and professional goals.

Graduates work in business and industry, consulting, nonprofit organizations, and state and federal agencies. Others continue their education in environmental science, engineering, or environmental law, or conduct research at a university or in industry.

Careers in Natural Resources and Environmental Science (multiple concentrations)

• Environmental consultant
• Wetland scientist
• Field chemist
• Species conservation specialist
• Hydrologist
• Surveyor
• Ecological risk assessor
• Health and safety manager
• Environmental attorney
• Industrial engineer
• Environmental hygienist
• Pollution control director
• Soil conservationist