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Environmental Soil ScienceIf you would like to understand how toxic and hazardous wastes, sludges, metals, fertilizers, pesticides, and animal wastes impact the environment, then you should enroll in the Department of Agronomy Environmental Soil Science option. This option prepares graduates for exciting and rewarding careers in environmental soil science. The environmental soil scientist is a technically educated individual who protects and improves the environment. As national interest in the quality of our environment increases, opportunities for environmental soil scientists will continue to grow. Employment OpportunitiesThe job opportunities are numerous and encompass a broad range of possibilities in government, environmental consulting firms, public health services, and federal research laboratories. Students are especially qualified for graduate study in environmental sciences, soil microbiology, soil chemistry, and soil physics.Summer Employment and Summer InternshipsA formal internship program is available at Purdue for students who desire to earn credit while employed during the summer. An internship is not required to earn a B.S. degree but is encouraged. Prospective employers look very favorably on job applicants who have completed a formal internship. Internship opportunities exist across Indiana and the country.Back to the College of Ag Go in Ag Web site |
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