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Student Resources
The list of potential environmental careers and internship opportunities may be bigger and broader than you know. Our environmental careers can help you explore a variety of environmental fields.
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Internship Resources
All environmental studies majors are required to complete an internship for at least 1-credit. Understand the process to secure your internship and register for credit.
Undergraduate Research
Alumni and employers alike often draw a direct line between undergraduate research and the skills required to thrive in any number of careers: Identifying and citing quality sources of information; Reading, understanding, and creating accurate data; Synthesizing and sharing information from multiple perspectives; Project management with a high-quality finished product; and more.
Graduate Programs
Environmental and sustainability-related advanced degrees span a variety of disciplines.
Career Paths
Want to pursue an environmental studies major but you’re unsure of the direction you want to take? There are many different paths environmental studies majors can take due to the broad scope of our curriculum. Whether you’re interested in the science that drives environmental processes or the institutions that protect the environment, being an environmental studies major at CSB+SJU will help prepare you for the real world.
- Careers in Environment & Sustainabiliy: 2021 Alum Panel (55 min. video)
Volunteer Service
Volunteering is educational and can help build your resume by showing that you are self-motivated. Networking through volunteering can help land you a great job or internship (not to mention the value of the service to local communities!).
Field Studies & Conservation Programs
There are many field studies, conservation studies and research environmental programs with an academic focus. Several of our majors have taken advantage of these great opportunities.
Environmental & Racial Justice
A collection of resources to begin learning about racial justice, environmental justice, social justice and how they all intersect.