Environmental Science
Amarillo College offers a degree in Environmental Science, where students explore the relationship between humans and the natural world through the study of ecology, sustainability, and environmental challenges. The program emphasizes scientific investigation, critical thinking, and practical applications to address issues such as climate change, conservation, and resource management. Graduates are prepared for diverse career opportunities in environmental consulting, natural resource agencies, and education, as well as for transfer to four-year programs in environmental and earth sciences.
What can you do with an Environmental Science degree?
Upon completion, students can transfer their credits to a university to pursue a bachelor’s and continue into graduate school. The Environmental Science Program prepares students for a variety of career paths, including environmental technician, water quality specialist, conservation aide, sustainability coordinator, park ranger, and environmental educator. Graduates may also pursue professional certifications and state or federal employment in natural resource management and environmental protection.
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