Environmental Chemistry Degree
Program Overview
Do you ever wonder how the smallest environmental changes can affect the food we eat, water we drink, and air we breathe? If so, an environmental chemistry degree at King's College could be your gateway to a meaningful career addressing some of the planet's most pressing challenges.
Choosing an environmental chemistry degree means diving deep into the chemical processes that shape our environment, from pollution and climate change to everyday human activities. Graduates from our program are well-prepared to contribute to the preservation and protection of our planet.
Job prospects for those with an environmental chemistry degree are promising. Environmental chemists can find rewarding careers in consulting, government agencies, research institutions, and more. As the demand for skilled professionals in this field grows, so does the value of this degree.
At King's College in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., our environmental chemistry program offers a robust curriculum covering essential topics like toxicology, environmental analysis, and sustainable practices. You'll benefit from state-of-the-art laboratories and expert faculty who are passionate about guiding you through your academic journey.
A unique feature of our environmental chemistry program is our students have the potential to graduate with an American Chemical Society (ACS)-certified degree, which is a major asset in today’s job market.
Explore our environmental chemistry degree program and take the first step toward an exciting, lucrative, and fulfilling career.
Job Prospects with a Degree in Environmental Chemistry
Environmental chemistry professionals analyze samples from air, water, and soil to assess pollution levels, identify contaminants, and measure the impact of human activities. They also work in laboratories, field settings, and other exciting environments, using advanced analytical techniques and instruments to gather and interpret data.
As such, graduates with an environmental chemistry degree are in high demand with consulting firms, government agencies, research institutions, and other organizations that rely on environmental analysis and monitoring.
Consultants work with clients to address environmental issues, providing expertise in pollution control, waste management, and sustainability. They also help businesses and organizations comply with environmental regulations and develop sustainable practices.
Government agencies and research institutions focus on environmental protection and conservation, employing professionals to conduct research, develop policies, and implement programs aimed at preserving and improving the environment.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a faster than average growth rate of 6% (from 2022-2032) for environmental scientists, including environmental chemists, highlighting growing demand for these professionals.
