Frequently Asked Questions
What do NRC Majors Do?
NRC majors find employment in government agencies, consulting firms, and
environmental education programs. Many NRC majors pursue advanced degrees
in the biological, ecological and social sciences, as well as the
professional areas of education and law.
Will I find a job?
Over the last ten years nearly 90% of our graduates found full time,
permanent employment soon after graduation. The Career
Resource Center at the main campus in Gainesville
assists graduating seniors to secure jobs by arranging interviews with
interested companies, keeping up-to-date records of job opportunities, and
sponsoring career conferences.
Will I have to complete an internship?
It is not required, but available. A wide array of internships provide
students with opportunities to apply principles learned in their coursework,
explore career options, and make links with potential employers. In addition
students can participate in field studies abroad, many students gain first
hand experience with unique ecosystem, international conservation issues,
and local cultures in diverse systems such as the tropical forests of Costa
Rica, savannas of Africa, and coral reefs of Australia.
Are there any deadlines?
Yes. There are deadlines to apply for admission to the university,
college, semester course registration & graduation. See your Program
Coordinator for specific dates.
Can I take course(s) as
a non-degree seeking student?
Yes. Students can take course(s) for teacher certification, or
professional development. You must complete the online non-degree
registration application at:
http://disted.ifas.ufl.edu/registration/nondegree.html
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