Solving environmental crises and avoiding them through policy, legislation and international agreements can be the object of many different degrees - political science, international relations, business management and others.
You may also consider majoring in Environmental Science, which has a different approach to "saving the planet" - one that focuses on the sciences as well as the humanities. This degree may lead you to work outdoors or in office settings; it really depends on your focus and the program you choose.
Here are 20 careers you can pursue with an Environmental Sciences degree, according to Indeed (some may need a graduate degree as well), with salaries ranging from US$ 39,811.00 to US$88,780.00 per year:
1- Environmental Specialist
2- Environmental Technician
3- Environmental Science Teacher
4- Marine Biologist
5- Environmental Chemist
6- Wildlife Biologist
7- Microbiologist
8- Environmental Consultant
9- Environmental Scientist
10- Environmental Geologist
11- Ecologist
12- Geographer
13- Environmental Lawyer
14- Environmental Manager
15- Environmental Engineer
16- Environmental Biologist
17- Environmental Health Officer
18- Meteorologist
19- Water Quality Scientist
20- Environmental Health and Safety Officer
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