Careers in the Earth and Environmental Sciences are in demand, in both the public and private sector. For a list of some of the careers available to you, follow the links below -
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Two short YouTube videos about career opportunities in the Earth and Environmental Sciences
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American Geosciences Institute - Career Compass, helps you find your path
The number of jobs available in the geosciences are extensive. Below are several links for job searching websites.
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InfoMine, Inc., InfoOil Careers - Oil and Gas Jobs Worldwide
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The Riley Guide, Earth, Environmental & Water Sciences Job Listings
To be ready for studies in the earth and environmental sciences these are the recommended steps you should take -
If you are a high school student....
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Science courses you should complete in high school: Chemistry, physics, geology, meteorology, astronomy and earth science courses
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Math courses you should complete in high school: algebra, trigonometry, elementary analysis, pre-calculus
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Visit the Department of Earth Science, which can be arranged through the Admissions office or by contacting the Department directly
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Apply for Financial Aid/Scholarships - Helpful instructions for Earth Science Scholarships can be found here
If you are a transfer student....
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Science courses you should complete: General Chemistry I, General Physics I, and any earth science courses. Prospective Earth Science Teaching majors should also take General Chemistry II and General Physics II.
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Math courses you should complete: Pre-calculus or Calculus I.
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Visit the Department of Earth Science, which can be arranged through the Admissions office or by contacting the Department directly
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Apply for Financial Aid/Scholarships - Helpful instructions for Earth Science Scholarships can be found here
If you are a current UNI student....
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Visit the Department of Earth Science by contacting the Department directly.
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Enroll in any of the entry-level courses, such as Introduction to Geology, Elements of Weather or Astronomy.