Wednesday, March 22, 2017

LOTS OF JOB OPPORTUNITIES: With a Degree In Climate Justice From Lyndon State College

By William Teach

You too can learn all about spreading awareness and nagging people:

New Climate Change Science Degree at LSC to Tackle Global Problem

A new Bachelor of Science degree in Climate Change Science at Lyndon State College, to be launched this fall, will give students skills to confront the pervasive problems caused by global climate issues.

As the impacts of global warming grow and intensify, LSC is addressing a crucial need for trained professionals to find solutions to climate change challenges. One of few such degree programs in the country and the only one in Vermont, the innovative major is part of LSC’s nationally known Atmospheric Sciences department. Students will be prepared for a wide range of career opportunities in a rapidly evolving field.

The cutting-edge program will train students to apply their skills in a variety of areas affected by climate change, including renewable energy, public policy, climate risk management, and urban and natural resource planning. Students will do research with faculty on externally funded projects that will influence government and business initiatives.

The interdisciplinary curriculum includes general science courses and meteorology and climatology courses. Students will gain hands-on experience with data collection, learn technological skills for climate data analysis and environmental assessment, and develop communication skills to help bridge the gap between scientists and non-scientists.

I wonder what kind of jobs you can get with a degree in climate justice?

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5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Where is the state of "Lyndon" at? I can't seem to find it in my atlas of the United States. Did Barry visit it as one of the 57 states?

Anonymous said...

It is in Vermont, where else???!!!

Sarthurk said...

It's an extension of the environmental law industry, which does nothing but litigate a paycheck for those who choose to do so, merely for their own profit, as opposed to the "perceived" notion, that they are doing good for the environment and society. Total BS!
Kinda like the guy who runs out in traffic and feigns injury, and sues your ass for it.

GregMan said...

Boy, those degree-holders will sure be employable! I bet that degree will be worth almost as much as one in Women's Studies!

Man in PA said...

That degree and $5 will get you a cup of coffee at Starbucks.