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Brigham Young University IdahoEnvironmental Geoscience B.S. majors take courses in geology and biology that relate to environmental studies. The degree prepares students for employment as an entry-level environmental science technician or for graduate school in environmental science. BYU-Idaho has an agreement with the University of Idaho, Idaho Falls that allows students to complete a M.S. in Environmental Science in 1 year, if certain requirements are met. The U.S. Department of Labor predicts that jobs in environmental science will grow 11% in the next ten years.
"No grade less than C- for major courses.GEOL 111 and CHEM 101 or 105 satisfy major requirements as well as the General Education Natural Science requirement.Many geology courses are only offered once per year; create a grad plan early and follow it.Other Recommended Courses (not required, but useful as electives): AGRON 425, CIT 110, CS 124, GEOL 420, GEOG 240.Students can take GEOG 424 at the University of Idaho Falls Center and substitute it for Environmental Science, but must complete 3 credits from the list of ""Other Recommended Courses"" to finish their BYU-I requirements.Graduation in this program does not imply or guarantee licensure or certification reciprocity or job attainment in Idaho or any other state or country."Professional Geoscientist in Energy and Resource IndustriesEnvironmental GeoscientistPlanning Departments and Public PolicyWater Management and ConsultingGeoscience Support in IT and Consulting ServicesRemediation of Polluted SitesEnvironmental Compliance and Performance
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