Environmental

- Environment Journalists - In this job basically reporters who accumulate various information related to the environment and present them before the world. They help to create environmental awareness among the people. - Environment Photographers - mostly work in dangerous locations and collect vital images related to the environment. These images are then published in journals, newspapers, and magazines. - Conservation Hydrologist Conservation Hydrologist - mainly responsible for taking care of water bodies. They collect water samples from various water bodies and test them to check the pollution level, pH, etc. - Director of Waste Management - Waste Management Officers take care of management and disposal of waste. They are responsible for recycling functions and waste treatment. - Catastrophe Modeler - A catastrophe modeler combines the different elements of Science and technology and generates statistical data to realize the impact of manmade activities on nature. - Lecturer - As a lecturer, one has to teach environmental studies in colleges and universities. - Pollution Control Officer - As a pollution control officer, one has to analyse pollution levels and various data related to it, make a report and convey the authorities about the same.

After this studies global organizations usually hire environmental Science graduates for the role of an environmentalist. The graduates can also engage themselves in research activities in various private and public sectors. They can also acquire jobs in the media sector as an environment journalist. Environmental studies, as a subject, has a very vast scope for its students. It offers a variety of career choices under private and governmental companies and organisation. Students might also get recruited in big world organizations like the World Health organisation, Red Cross, United Nations, United Nations Environment Programs, World Wide Fund for Nature and many others. Students can get jobs in the capacities of an Environmental Consultant for companies and firms, environmental journalists, environment photographers, research assistants, catastrophe Modelers, conservation hydrologist, environment engineer for government projects, waste management officer, forest officers and many others.

B.Sc. Environmental Science is a 3-year course with 6 semesters. The syllabus may slightly differ from university to university. But the topic usually included in the course are like, -Semester 1 - 1) Hindi 2) English 3) The Ecological System 4) Natural Resources Management
-Semester 2 - 1) Hindi 2) English 3) The Ecological System 4) Natural Resources Management
-Semester 3 - 1) Environmental economics 2) Sustainable Development 3) Resource Economics 4) Environmental Policies
-Semester 4 - 1) Environment and Development 2) Environmental Education 3) Environmental Protection Strategies 4) Environmental Planning for the Future
-Semester 5 - 1) Man and Environment 2) Air Pollution Control 3) Water Pollution Control 4) Diverse Pollution Control
-Semester 6 - 1) Ecological Resources Conservation 2) Disaster Management 3) Research Methodology 4) Bachelor's Thesis.