Clarkesville
Associate Degree
6 Semesters
The Environmental Technology program offers a solid foundation for careers in managing wildlife and fish populations as well as aquaculture, dendrology, and environmental ethics.
Students in the program get hands-on experience that augments classroom instruction. Throughout the course of study, there are opportunities to work on collaborative projects with local and state environmental groups.
The Environmental Technology associate degree offers specialized training to those who are interested in employment in an environmental science-related field.
The courses in the Wildlife and Fisheries Management specialization meet the requirements that the Georgia Department of Natural Resources has established for Wildlife and Fisheries technicians and conservation rangers.
Students completing the degree program may choose career opportunities in:
Students with an Associate Degree in Environmental Technology may find jobs with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources in positions such as:
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