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Career Center Library Resources
The Career Center Library has a variety of resources to help students explore potential career fields. These resources include information about typical responsibilities, qualifications, career path, job outlook, salary, and related careers.
Books Specifically Related to Environmental Studies/Environmental Sciences Majors:
Vocational Biographies
Vocational Biographies: describes the career success stories of 1001 real people. Search by career title, keyword, topic, and career cluster. Username: portland su and pass code: 3w9n
Professional Associations
Internet Sites with Career-Related Information for Environmental Studies/Environmental Sciences Majors
Internet Sites with Job Search Information for Environmental Studies/Environmental Sciences Majors
Places of Employment
Places of Employment Environmental studies majors may find employment in a variety of fields depending on their skills and experience. Places of employment for environmental studies majors include: city, state, and federal government agencies; environmental advocacy organizations; and businesses (including environmental consulting firms, construction companies, oil companies, and law firms).
The following list of employers employers and job titles was derived from the Career Center's jobs database where the employer specifically requested environmental science majors. This list does not reflect all potential places of employment or kinds of jobs for environmental studies/environmental sciences majors. This list does not reflect current openings.
The following list was generated from a variety of sources (Google, Portland Craigslist, SimplyHired, Indeed, etc.) using a variety of search terms (environment, watershed, natural resources, ecology, biology, biologist, etc)
Miscellaneous
Department of Environmental Sciences and Resources, Portland State University
