BS - College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

Environmental Sciences (Atmosphere)

The Environmental Science degree combines interests in predicting and understanding weather patterns, monitoring environmental change, conserving and managing soil and biological organisms, assuring healthy streams and adequate water supplies, improving environmental quality with the shaping of new policies and educating others about the natural environment and environmental issues. Example careers include Atmospheric Scientist, Climatologist, Hydrologist, and Meteorologist. Employment may occur in a variety of sectors, including federal, state, county and city government.

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