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