Earth and Enviormental Studies Major

[goodman324]

I was just wondering peoples opinion on my career goals and see if anyone has any ideas.

I will be graduating next summer with a B.S. in Earth and Enviornmental Stuides with a concentration in Earth Science with a minor in Physical Science.

I'm going to go into teaching in a high need area that will pay for most of my masters in education.

I'm happy to work in high school or a middle school but would one day like to be a profeessor - adjunct or part time. Now do I absolutely need a Phd/Edd to teach at that level?

Thanks for the help I appreciate it.

Matt Goodman

 

[blaughli]

Anyone have any experience with Hydrology? I am considering a Masters program in it after a long hiatus from school. Seems like interesting work if you get in with the right firm. Job prospects? Challenging/Interesting? Long-Term Outlook?

A friend said to go for 2nd Bachelor's in CivEng while focusing on Hydrology. This adds 2 years to my plan (assuming I can get into the masters program now). Hydrology is quite a narrow field to focus on in comparison to CivEng, but I can see some advantages to that. I need goals and a job I like, I hope someone has some advice for me. Thanks.

 

[frozonecom]

Hello guys! :)

I am having problems with the course I am taking up for college. The college entrance exam results have been announced for the universities where I took the test (I tried 2 universities) and I am so glad that I passed both of them. (Chemical Engineering on the first university and Agricultural Chemistry on the second)

I am more interested in Chemical Engineering, and it is really what I wanted to pursue but we just don't have enough money to go into that college. :( On the other hand, I've been thinking about pursuing Agricultural Chemistry since that is the only college program I'd be able to run into. I don't want to shift courses because when I start something, I want to finish it. And besides, I won't just pick Agricultural Chemistry when I filled up the form for admission test if I hate it.

So, as I begin to embrace Agricultural Chemistry, I want to ask some guidance from you guys here. :)

What are the jobs waiting for me(of course salary ^_^), the classes (subjects like Chemistry, Calculus, etc.) and anything I need to know before I enter the world of Agricultural Chemistry?

I don't hate Chemistry that much and I am also interested in food production.

Thanks in advance for your replies! :)

 

[kasunwick]

Hi,

I have completed a Bsc Engineering in Mining and due to the financial difficulties at that time i came Dubai as a Quantity Surveyor and worked here for 4 years. Now i want to change my carrier and want to do a Msc in geophysics as always i wanted.
Is is possible to have a Msc in the field of geophysics without a related working experience

If i finished my Msc will it be a problem to have job since i don't have a Experience in the related field of Msc.

Any one can give me a guidance will be highly appreciated!


Thanks

Kasun