The program strongly encourages students to enrich their academic education with internships, volunteer work, challenging jobs and study abroad. Student Organizations and Projects UVM offers a rich variety of opportunities to make a difference on campus and in the local community. The program supports the work of several student environmental organizations, and an environmental residence hall. The Environmental Program's interdisciplinary education, combined with the opportunity for specialization, prepares students for entry into a diverse range of careers or for graduate study. Recent graduates are employed with a variety of private companies, consulting firms, conservation organizations, and governmental agencies, working in such fields as public health, agriculture, environmental education, energy and waste management, communications, legal services, natural resource management, land use planning, advocacy, and international rural development.
Many graduates eventually continue in graduate and professional studies.
In this rapidly expanding field, prospects for employment in both private and public sectors are excellent, especially following graduate study. How To Apply If you are interested in applying for admission, contact the UVM Admissions Office. The office is located at 194 South Prospect Street, Burlington, VT 05401-3596. Transfers from other colleges and universities are encouraged to apply.