Looking for your first degree in Environmental Science? See All Bachelors degrees in Environmental Science
Alternatively if you are looking for graduate level options? See All Masters degrees in Environmental Science
Encompassing physical science and ecology, environmental sciences has roots in biology, chemistry and earth science, giving students an understanding of the world around us, as well its inhabitants. The rapidly growing population, and increase in stress on resources, it is becoming more important that we are aware of our effects on the environment we rely on so heavily.
Depending on where you choose to study, you may be able to specialise towards the end of your degree. This specialisation can influence where you choose to work after you have graduated. Common specialisations include:
If your degree requires you to write a dissertation or submit a research project in your final year, this will give you an opportunity to further explore a favoured area of environmental science.
Due to the holistic nature of an environmental science degree, graduates will have a wide variety of career opportunities available to them. You might choose to work as an environmental scientist, within industrial organisations, consultancy agencies, and local government. You might also choose to work in research and development.
As well as working directly within environmental science, you will have gained transferable skills that provide you with career paths not directly related to the field. Skill include project management, data collection and analysis, evaluation and management, and problem solving.
Study in France
With an excellent reputation for higher education, France is a great choice for any international student who might be looking to study abroad. As well as offering high quality teaching and facilities, the French education system is also incredibly accessible. The affordable tuition fees coupled with top class universities make choosing France as a study abroad destination an easy decision. France is particularly a good choice for those wanting to study business related subjects. The country is a hub for international business and management education, and has lots of business schools in the worldwide rankings.
See our detailed guide to studying in France for international students.
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