Our degree programs prepare students to pursue a broad range of careers, including:
- Energy - Exploration and production of energy and mineral resources.
- Environmental geoscience - investigation, monitoring, remediation of a wide range of environmental problems, many of which are related to ground water hydrology
- Government - investigation and monitoring of water and geologic resources and geologic hazards in the service of state and federal agencies; also includes matters of science and policy
- Education - from the middle school to college level
- Environmental Law - law firms and federal agencies (e.g., EPA) involved in enforcing, interpreting, and complying with environmental laws
