The best advice we can give is to choose courses wisely in order to combine specific skills and areas of knowledge. We have designed the Innis Environmental Program to enable students to meet people who could be their future employers. We invite experts from industry, government and elsewhere to talk with students in lectures and seminars. Our assignments require students to go outside the University, to environmental hearings, to government libraries and to departments to meet with particular experts.
Jobs are hard to find.
Some of our students have found jobs where they can use their environmental training. These include positions with private environmental consulting firms, environmental advocacy organizations, government ministries and private industries, such as oil companies, which are routinely involved in environmental monitoring and assessment. In the end, it's your background, experience, skills, and grades that will help you the most in your search for environmental employment. Currently she is based in San Fransico. Many students have also pursued graduate study in such fields as Toxicology, Resource Economics, and Environmental Science.