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Career in natural environmental hazards

Scrappychimow · 2014-07-03 21:42:18

I've a BA in Geoscience, i'm thinking of applying to UCL next year to do a Msc Geophysical Hazards. Would this lead to many job opportunities in Ireland?

03-07-2014 10:42pm

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I've a BA in Geoscience, i'm thinking of applying to UCL next year to do a Msc Geophysical Hazards. Would this lead to many job opportunities in Ireland?

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#2 03-07-2014 10:53pm

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In Ireland, the simple answer is No.

There is very limited job prospects for anything related to the Physical Environment in this country apart from Environmental Health/ Waste companies etc. and a few PHD positions.

Best bet is a PHD or the UK.

I don't have too much experience on that exact area but all I know is there are NO job prospects for Meteorology graduates in Ireland at the moment in the industry.

The UK is still going okay and there is quite a few positions available over there if you give it some time.

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