The job outlook for environmental workers in Tampa through 2013 is expected to be stable according to Florida's Agency for Workforce Innovation. Environmental Engineers positions anticipated a job growth 3.86%; Environmental Engineering Technicians are expected to have an 3.02% more jobs; Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Supervisors should have 2.57% more opportunities; and Environmental Scientist positions are expected to see 2.47% additional opportunities.
Environmental Schools, Programs & Courses
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Students interested in the environment will not only find an array of well known schools; they will find a state that is environmentally aware, that cares about the environment. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection heads up numerous initiatives aiming to restore and protect the environment through regulatory programs, land & recreation, and planning & management.
Other Resources for Environmental Education and Careers in Tampa
For environmental studies, the Florida A&M University College of Engineering Sciences, Technology and Agriculture (CESTA) offers Agricultural Sciences, Engineering Technology,and Naval Sciences; the University of South Florida offers Environmental Engineering, Biology, Ecology, Geoenvironmental Systems, and Geography; and the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences offers Agricultural and Biological Sciences in addition to Environmental Conservation and Management.
