If more information is required than provided on the UCAS form, students may be interviewed. Suitably qualified candidates, for instance those with CATS points and HNDs, may be admitted directly into the second year. There may be opportunities for part-time studies. Many Environmental Science graduates work within government, local government, industry, media and consultancy agencies to pursue careers in land or water resource management, planning, environmental impact assessment and auditing, pollution monitoring and environmental protection. Graduation in Environmental Health brings with it professional recognition by the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health and initially most students take up employment with a local authority.
Opportunities exist to pursue careers in central government, industry and consultancy work.
Some students enter careers not directly related to their study, such as accountancy, computing, personnel management, local government, business management, the forces, secretarial or library work. Request further information from the admissions tutors, who will be pleased to answer any specific questions. See contact details . WC2R 2LS, England, United Kingdom.