I'm a 11th grader (from India). I have taken Physics,Chemistry,Biology & Maths in school as I'm interested in pursuing a career in environment related field. Initially I was interested in Environmental science but now I'm confused between that and environmental engineering, confused as in what happens in which field. I'm interested in finding solutions of environmental problems but of course I like to study them as well. So which career will be more suitable for me?
On side note, something which may help with the above question. As a student I've always been average-above average level (unless something is related to environment). I'm more interested in environment related things than others. So I also want to know what qualifications are needed for both the careers (please post in separate paragraphs to avoid confusion) and also which subject needs stronger background.
Thank you.
Environmental Science & Engineering
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Re: Environmental Science & Engineering
Hi - We have profiles and in-depth materials related to both Environmental Science and Environmental Engineering career paths. You may find it helpful to review these materials, watch the video interviews, and look at the Project Ideas (see the right-hand side of each profile) that are ones relevant to each area.
Science Careers: Environmental Engineer
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... c001.shtml
Science Careers: Environmental Scientist
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... c001.shtml
There are other "environmental" or conservation-oriented careers listed in our Science Careers section as well, so please do look around! It's great to be thinking about these questions.
Amy
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Science Careers: Environmental Engineer
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... c001.shtml
Science Careers: Environmental Scientist
https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... c001.shtml
There are other "environmental" or conservation-oriented careers listed in our Science Careers section as well, so please do look around! It's great to be thinking about these questions.
Amy
Science Buddies