Many CNR graduates go on for graduate and professional degrees. CNR allows a great deal of flexibility within its majors. Peterson's Graduate Programs is a comprehensive directory of all accredited graduate programs, including environmental and natural resources programs. CNR graduates also pursue professional degrees in medicine , law , business, planning, public policy, public health, journalism, and education. These professional schools do not require a certain major, but may require some specific pre-requisite courses.
Environmental careers encompass many different types of jobs and employers.
Environmentalists work in scientific, policy, business, advocacy, administrative, enforcement, research roles, corporations, small and large consulting firms, nonprofit organizations and government agencies. Ubiquity Environmental Careers Page and Environmental Career Exploration Links present good overviews of a variety of environmental careers and employment settings. CNR students interested in health, high tech, biotech, nonprofits or other career fields are encouraged to call 642-5207 to make an appointment with your career counselor, Susan Kishi to discuss your career interests and learn more about employment options. Career exploration resources are available online and in the Information Lab to help you learn more about your career interests and your career options. Summer and part-time employment listings are posted online.