An environmental science degree from Clark provides a solid foundation for students who want to go on to graduate school or establish management, fieldwork, or laboratory careers in areas as diverse as ecology; conservation biology; teaching; environmental planning, protection, or regulation; water or air monitoring; and policy development.
Clark’s Career Connections Center can help you develop a plan for pursuing your career goals. Also check out ClarkCONNECT, which links you with alumni mentors and employers; Handshake, Clark’s online job search website; and the Environmental Science Forum on Moodle.
Interested in pursuing an internship or independent research, but wondering how you’ll pay rent? Apply for Clark funding to support your experience during the school year or summer. Visit the Career Connections Center in the Shaich Family Alumni and Student Engagement Center.
Kaitlyn Mathis
Associate Professor of Biology
