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I have done my ba geography can you plz help me further which Carrer options are gona be most suitable for me

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I have done my BA geography and now i am so confused which courses i should go for plzz reply and guide

I am now 36, have my masters in Environmental Engineering and Management with 6 years teaching experience. Can i get job in uk.

OMG! You need to absolutely keep it! Whether it's true or not, this is special to you. People create packages, packages do not create people. Rock it girl, salute kislux !

Do you know anything about Montclair State University's Sustainability Masters Program?

Hi Maddy, Thank you so much for your video! I really appreciate your effort and the insights you shared in it. I’ll soon be graduating with a degree in Economics of Natural Resources. This means I don’t have a strong background in science or a deep understanding of policy. As for working with data, I think I can take extra courses. I’m really interested in working on innovation-specifically in areas where I could consult/help companies grow sustainably. Like conduct a business proposal to a corporation. Do you have any advice or ideas on how I can get started in this field?

My background is social sciences, where should I start my journey in sustainability jobs? I plan to study Development Management and switch my career to Sustainability Consultant/Manager, is that possible?

Wow I just found you and i'm looking to be an energy consultant too! I graduate in a year and I'm looking forward to being on this journey with you!

I have experience in finance and I am studying data analytics, so this list actually makes me happy for my future career.

Debating switching from a degree in sustainability to environmental engineering because of the job market. I’m 21 years old and I feel so behind. The lack of job outlooks has made me so hopeless.

This is very helpful, really appracaite the time you put into making this.

This was an interesting video, as a Brit looking to move over to the states and work in the renewables sector I found it really helpful. I'm a Senior Project Manager for Geothermal with a background as a heating engineer so I'm trying to peice together the knowledge for visa and degree level equivalants etc. Thanks!

Can i get your linked In so i can ask more questions about doing an ms in environmental engineering in US

I’m thinking about going back to school I’m 25 I’m interested in plants I studied agriculture greenhouse and horticulture in high school but ended up moving schools and didn’t get to finish I loved the greenhouse of it all. Would this degree encourage that area of science

If I’m interested in urban planning, public policy, and environment law and have an interest in all 3 how do you recommend me to land on just 1?? I know that you’ve dabbled in a lot so how did you find out what you wanted to do the most

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Subscribed! I am a recent mechanical engineering graduate and I am planning to start a career as an energy consultant so I am really thankful to you for this video!

What's your thoughts of using H&M vs. Trashie? H&M also takes back clothes from other vendors for store credit. H&M is fast fashion, I know, but it's interesting to see other opportunities. Regarding rewards, is the $30 for each bag or are you rewarded proportional by weight of the bag?

How do i discover my specialization. I am applying to colleges right now in my senor year of high school and have no idea what I want to do. I would love to work in a lab or in a field. I just want to do something and get a better idea of what it is I like about positions.

I encourage reaching out mid summer. When they are likely researching or taking short vacations. I know professors tend to get busy near semester beginning.

What do you think about MS Environmental Studies from Cal State Fullerton?

Great video! I appreciate all of the hard work and research you put into this!

Please make a video on Master in Sustainable Management & the best universities to pursue them in Europe. Thanks

Wow. this came up just in time. I looked at ESF. They have a partnership with Syracuse University (it's across the street)! So ESF students will often use the SU campus.

Please make a video on environmental science scope with 3d animation

cool, thanks :)

Great breakdown I like how you gave the cons of day to day work expectations that can be specific to these positions

Hey Maddy, I’m an Environmental Consultant at Arcadis and would like to connect with you. Could you please share your LinkedIn profile?

I found this very helpful. Thank you!

im loving your channel! i really hope it gets more attention! :) great work

My story is the other way round. I pursued Environmental Science as an undergraduate degree and I’m going into the world of Environmental Engineering for Master’s degree 😂. I hope I won’t regret it.

we want the masters degree video!!

this is put together soooo well

My husband and I bought our house from a widow. Her husband was a pastor and he had a lot of religious books. We took them to Half Priced books and actually got a good amount of $ for them (plus some cassettes!!)

i really enjoyed this video, in reality i'm watching to procrastinate my own decluttering... hope the move goes well!

One Word for you, you are a Queen because no one can't buy you soul from a Parisian Woman ❤️

Hii Maddy, I have recently finished my master's in Environment Management and have joined EY at entry-level position. Want to ask if having a PhD helps you get into a higher-level position compared to one with a masters and corporate exp.

Hey Maddy Albee, I can imagine the job market for evironmental scientist & engineers is highly influenced by environmental law practice, collegiate sales, & market demand. There are other youtubers attempting to influence that demand & the number of persons in the field. Could you make a video about navigating e-law practices, collegiate sales influencing certifications enrollment, and job roles requiring the certifications use daily? Last can you explain how science education is going to help the environment, if more people are not advocating for scientific objective observation where environmental conflict is greatest. Like in use of concrete, from understanding how & what are reasons it is used in construction. Please advocate more young people do concrete work first, learn where more effective alts are applicable & what those alts require. Anyone can do contract concrete work. PPE & Chalk up, aclimate body to 8-12 hrs a day, before you do day1. Drink lots of water, wear a cool rag, listen to your co-workers, it helps to speak spanish & dude/bro. Part time construction, And go to school looks great on a resume and if you persist, and are willingly to go with perspective of it being equivocal to poorly paid intern work. The job exp. Could highly benefit how well a science perspective is received, exactly where it matters most. Where humans challenge the environment. In a forest, in a creek being called a "river", not so much. Please also advocate prospective scientists familiarize themselves with laws of thermodynamics & machine heating & cooling too. Monied driven interests & law negligence are far too rampant. Hands on, scientific observations are needed. If you dont like making mud pies, getting sweaty, sunburnt & muscle sore outdoors and upsetting your peers. Ya probably shouldnt pursue the work or ed.

Thank you very much for this video! Very informative. I'm just now getting into my educational phase after being in the military for the better part of a decade, and environmental sciences has always been something I've been very interested in, specifically on the policy/law side. I'm afraid that I'd be starting late (currently 32). Do you think it would be difficult to transition into this career with little starting experience at my age? I have marketable skills outside of what my educational goals might be, so I'm not entirely worried about that, I'm just interested in hearing what your thoughts might be on someone starting (realistically at 36/37).

Thanks for the great video. I am half way through my bachelors in renewable energy engineering (Australia) and I am excited to gain experience in the field.

Trashie is TERRIBLE. They say you the bag is for up to 15 pounds of items, but they only pay the shipping on two pounds. I spent $20 for the bag, and then an ADDITIONAL $68 to ship my items back. What a scam. Also, I have been contacting their support for days and no one has responded. DONT DO IT.

The job market for everyone is honestly pretty awful, to the point where it’s made many news headlines. Many business and computer science graduates are struggling just as much, which is crazy because these are two of the professions that just 5 years ago were considered ‘safe.’ In my area, environmental scientists are in very high demand statistically (this is in FL too, so I image it’s less demand than California and other blue states). However, most jobs require the ‘1-3 years experience.’ So I’m afraid we all have to suck up the unpaid internship during uni and poor paying first job. At the very least we are actually doing something fulfilling guys. IMO better to struggle for those two years than be stuck in something we hate for LIFE. Fulfillment > 200k a year salary in New York City IMO.

Hi, i want to make my career in environment science but i'm confused like in which stream i choose water, air and land and others can you explain me ??

Certifications are much more vast than what you listed here. It depends on the individual’s strengths. I’m a technician, I started as a pest control technician, and now I am an asphalt quality control technician. I’ve used those jobs to express the need for each industry to work on reducing emissions and the other aspects of sustainability. Next I’m looking to become an EV charging station technician before becoming a dental hygienist. In all of these industries, and in all my free time, I have always worked on sustainability. Even if it wasn’t in my job title ;)

I want to know about Environmental engineering subject. I am BSC GRADUATE IN GEOGRAPHY.

The thing about *most* ecology roles requiring advanced degrees is not true in the government and private sector, which will make up most the available jobs! Though I guess this would blend in with 'environmental scientists.' Only roles in academia require the Masters and for leading research the PhD. However most the money isn't in research honestly. But the research is absolutely some of the most fun work you'll ever do.