What can you do with an Environmental Science degree?
<p>After earning their degree in Environmental Science, UW-Whitewater graduates find a variety of positions in various environmental sectors. Here’s just a sample of titles and companies:</p>
<ul>
<li>Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources</li>
<li>Public Service Commission of Wisconsin</li>
<li>United States Army</li>
<li>Veolia Environmental Services</li>
<li>Fisheries Operations (Eagle)</li>
<li>Utility Data Contractors (Waukesha)</li>
<li>Airgas</li>
<li>TechLaw, Inc. (Chicago)</li>
<li>City of Janesville</li>
<li>Abbyland Foods, Inc. (Abbotsford)</li>
<li>Sunde Land Surveying</li>
<li>Tuckaway Country Club (Franklin)</li>
<li>Wastewater (Burlington)</li>
<li>We Energies (Milwaukee)</li>
</ul>
<p>Job titles include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Project manager</li>
<li>Environmental analyst</li>
<li>Environmental specialist</li>
<li>GIS technician</li>
<li>GIS specialist</li>
<li>Horticulturist</li>
<li>Safety coordinator</li>
<li>Property appraiser</li>
<li>Quality auditor</li>
<li>Lab technician</li>
<li>Autocad technician</li>
<li>CAD product developer</li>
</ul>
<p>Some of our students continue to graduate school, such as Ball State University for atmospheric science.</p>
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