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Overview
Entry requirements
English
IELTS 6.0 not confirmed
Careers opportunities
Most of this sector's work sits with land managers, consultancies and regulators rather than with laboratories, and a great deal of it is field based. Employers weigh a placement year or a season of practical work as heavily as the degree classification.
Roles graduates go into
Environmental consultant
Agronomist
Sustainability officer
Conservation officer
Land or estate manager
Environmental compliance analyst
Where they work
Environmental consultancies
Farming and agri-supply businesses
The Environment Agency and Natural England
Water and utility companies
Conservation charities and trusts
After the course
Chartered status through the Institution of Environmental Sciences or a licence to practise from a sector body is the usual next step, and both count a year of logged practice.
Fees and funding
Tuition, international students£9,500 not confirmed
Where you can study it
2 universities run this course
Entry terms differ between departments. An adviser will tell you which of these you are a realistic candidate for.