There are a wide range of career opportunities for graduates such as:
environmental management (policy-making, consulting); industry (sustainable resource management and conservation, environmental assessment); government (conservation officer, environmental/pollution monitoring officer); research (effects of pollution, ecosystem rehabilitation), and; graduate studies and careers in post secondary education.

Job Openings

Check out the Brandon University Career Planning webpage for updated job postings.

Check the notice board on the 3rd and 4th floor of the Brodie Building.

• Parks Canada
• The Churchill Northern Studies Centre (CNSC) – Executive Director
• Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources Wildlife, Natural Resource Stewardship – Regional Wildlife Biologist

Websites

• Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP) with Federal Government agencies (e.g., Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada, DFO, Parks Canada, Environment Canada).
• Co-operative Education and Internship Program (Co-op)
• The ECO Canada (Environmental Careers Organization of Canada*) website provides information for students about careers in environmental science.
• BEAHR (Building Environmental Aboriginal Human Resources) is an organization that provides resources for aboriginals working in, or seeking to enter a career in the environmental industry.
• Churchill Northern Studies Centre (research and volunteering opportunities for students)
• GeographyJobs.ca – Search for jobs, get e-mail career alerts and upload your Resumé so employers can  find and hire you.
• Global Vision International (environmentally focused expeditions, internships, jobs and volunteering. NB: eligibility for job placements requires initial participation as a paying member of an expedition).

Graduate Studies Opportunities

• MSc (Environmental and Life Sciences) – BU’s graduate program is Science is especially suitable for ES graduates!