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Science is about discovery—and sharing those discoveries with others. With four field sites within walking distance of campus, you’ll get the chance to conduct research in real-world conditions like wetlands and deciduous forests; collaborate with other scientists to design experiments and identify species; and work side-by-side with faculty and mentors in a research project or for-credit internship.
4
field sites within walking distance of campus
6%
projected job growth for environmental scientists & specialists, 2022–32 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
$76,480
median annual pay for environmental scientists & specialists, 2022 (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Career Opportunities
Whether you want to tackle the effects of climate change, manage forests, or investigate water quality, LVC’s environmental science degree will give you the technical skills and broad knowledge you’ll need for an array of careers.
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Environmental Lawyer
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Research & Development Technician
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Environmental Educator
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Conservation Officer
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Environmental Chemist
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Water Resource Manager
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Chief Sustainability Executive
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Natural Resources Manager
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Environmental Consultant
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Environmental Journalist
In Their Words
LVC’s Environmental Science Program helped me dive further into my interests, in and out of the lab. I engaged in first-hand research and connected with people who will be my future academic peers.
Emily Sausser
’24,
Environmental Studies Minor, Biology Major
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