Environmental Science

Program Level: Degrees, Pre-Majors/Transfer
Department: Natural Sciences
Institute: Science & Technology
College: SAC

What is the program?

An associate's degree program in environmental science teaches students about environmental protection regulations, environmental issues, and the protection of natural elements that are essential for life. An associate degree program in environmental science is designed to prepare students for entry-level positions or as a foundation for further study.

What will I learn?

Students look at ways to prevent, correct, or reduce damage to the environment and study scientific methods and principles related to environmental science. They might be required to conduct laboratory experiments and present results properly formatted. 

What can I do with this course of study?

Environmental science students may work within a variety of industries in both private and governmental sectors. Most jobs in the field require at least a bachelor's degree. Specific job roles may include (additional education required for most positions): 

  • Environmental consultant 
  • Environmental science teacher 
  • Natural resource conservation specialist 
  • Environmental advocate 
  • Resource management specialist 
  • Environmental lab technician

 

Designed to prepare students for entry-level positions or as a foundation for further study
Degrees and Certificates

Contact Us

Kelly Suter
Department Chair
Chance Academic Center (CAC) 345A
(210) 486-0840
ksuter@ngskmc-eis.net

 

David Wood
Program Coordinator
Chemistry/Geology (CG) 204
(210) 486-0063
dwood30@ngskmc-eis.net

Debbie Dye
Academic Unit Assistant
CAC 345
(210) 486-0840
ddye@ngskmc-eis.net