Graduates of the TSE are career-ready and well-positioned to become leaders in environmental research, protection and policy, as well as in emerging fields, such as ecological restoration (bringing polluted or degraded ecosystems back to health), and carbon management (finding ways to reduce our impact on the climate).
Our graduates pursue careers in the private sector (employed by companies in the forestry and other resource industries and in environmental consulting firms); the public sector (working for international, federal, provincial, regional and municipal agencies); and with a variety of non-profit organizations, including highly respected environmental agencies. Some take their Trent education down unexpected paths, transitioning to careers in architecture, law and medicine.
Which path with you choose?
- Climatologist
- Environmental Risk Assessor
- Policy Advisor
- Urban and Regional Planner
- Eco-tourism Planner
- United Nations Official
- Landscape Restoration Ecologist
- Watershed Planning Technician
- Wetland Habitat Ecologist
- Soil Technician
- Ocean and River Chemist
- Environmental Toxicologist
- Environmental Geoscientist
- Geochemist
- Hydrogeologist
- Shoreline Naturalization Biologist
- Ecologist
- Population Growth and Migration Specialist
- Land Surveyor
- Water Resources Manager
- Geoscience Consultant
- Ecologist
- Park Ranger
- Meteorologist
- Geomatics Specialist
- Organic Farmer
- Drinking Water Policy Specialist
- GIS Specialist
- Teacher
- Outdoor Educator
- Fisheries Manager
- Urban Agricultural Coordinator
97% of Trent graduates are employed within 2 years of graduating
Job Opportunities
Information about employment opportunities with the Trent School of Environment
