Enviromental Science

Specialization

You can pursue an undergraduate degree in environmental science as a BSc. The course typically takes three or four years to complete. The duration of the course is determined by the country from which you enrol. Some colleges or universities incorporate a year of internship into their programs. Many UK universities also offer MSci. It is a 4-5-year undergraduate course that combines a bachelor's and master's degree. Doctorate degrees (Ph.D.) are also available.

Scope & Opportunities

The exact syllabus or course content varies by university and country. The core modules include biodiversity, global ecology, environmental chemistry, plant sciences, research methodology, and microbiology. Furthermore, Environmental Sciences is an excellent course that will help you advance in your career. Take a chance on paid internships and learn a lot about the subject. Indeed, salaries will vary depending on the position and your degree.

Where can I study Environmental Science?

With many opportunities to study environmental courses at various universities all around the world. There are some of the top universities where completing the course could help you to get the opportunity to improve your career.

The list of the top universities \ colleges for the Environmental Science course is as follows:

United States:	Harvard University University of California, Berkeley Stanford University University of California, Davis Clark University Yale University University of Minnesota Campbellsville University
United Kingdom:	University of Oxford Imperial College London University of Cambridge Cardiff University Abertay University
Switzerland:	ETH Zürich
Australia:	Australian National University Macquarie University University of Queensland
China:	Tsinghua University
Netherlands:	Delft University of Technology
Ireland:	Maynooth University
Canada:	University of Guelph Dalhousie University Confederation College University of British Columbia

What is the eligibility requirement for Environmental Science?

The eligibility criteria for Environmental Science after Class 12 in India vary depending on the course level (undergraduate, postgraduate, or doctoral) and the institution offering the course.

Course Level	Eligibility Criteria
Basic Requirements	Necessary transcript Scorecards of the different entrance exams, if required. Scorecard of the English Language Proficiency Exams SOP
Undergraduate Courses	Class 12 with Science stream (PCB)
Postgraduate Courses	BSc Environmental Science or a bachelor’s degree in any discipline of Science which is related to the study of the environment such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Zoology, Geography, Ecology, Geology, etc.
Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Courses	MSc Environment Science course or an equivalent field

What Courses Are Available?

Candidates can view the Environmental Science courses listed in the table below.

Course Level	Courses Offered
Certificate	Certificate in Environmental Studies Certified Course in Environment Awareness
Diploma	Diploma Course in Environment Protection Diploma in Environmental Law Diploma in Food Technology PG Diploma in Environment
Undergraduate	BSc in Environmental Science & Wildlife Management BSc in Environmental Science and Water Management BSc in Environmental Science BSc (Hons) Environmental Science
Postgraduate	MBA (Forestry & Environment Management) MPhil (Environment Biology) MPhil (Environmental Sciences) MPhil (Sugar Technology)
Doctorate	PhD (Earth Sciences) PhD (Environment Studies) PhD (Environment Biology) PhD (Environmental Science)

What are the different Environmental Science Courses Specializations?

Several specializations within the broad field of environmental science enable professionals and students to concentrate on particular facets of environmental challenges.

The following is a list of some of the top and most sought-after environmental science course specializations:

Top Specialisations
Occupational Safety and Health Management	Water and Watershed
Environmental Science and Engineering	Fire Sciences
Wildlife and Forestry	Soil Ecology
Environmental Policy and Conflict Management	Aquatic/Marine Biology
Environmental Education	Earth Systems
Environmental Chemistry, Toxicology & Risk Management	Environmental and Biological Conservation
Water Resource Management	Energy and Climate Change

Scope Of Environmental Science

Graduates of environmental science programs can find employment in a variety of settings, such as governmental offices, nonprofits, research facilities, consulting firms, and private businesses.

Job profiles after the Environmental Science Courses

Environmental Scientists
Wildlife Filmmaker
Conservation Hydrologist
Waste management director
Lecturer
Environmental Consultant
Environmental Science Manager
Environmental Journalist
Photographer of environment

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