Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences with Chemistry and Geography | NWU

Environmental Chemist
Analyze soil, air, and water samples to assess pollution levels and develop remediation strategies.

Climate Change Analyst
Study atmospheric chemistry and geographical data to assess the impact of climate change and propose mitigation strategies.

Geospatial Analyst (GIS Specialist)
Use geographic information systems (GIS) to model and visualize environmental data, including pollution dispersion and land-use changes.

Environmental Consultant
Advise businesses and governments on sustainable practices, pollution control, and environmental impact assessments.

Water Resource Manager
Apply chemical and geographical knowledge to manage water resources, assess contamination, and develop purification methods.

Disaster Risk Analyst
Use environmental chemistry and geographical data to assess natural disaster risks such as floods, droughts, and chemical spills.

Sustainable Development Planner
Develop and implement policies for environmentally friendly urban and industrial development.

Academia & Research
Conduct studies on chemical pollutants, climate variability, and land-use planning to advance environmental sciences.