I want to study it can you please help me in choosing the best

@@YvetteIrakoze-tt4ke yeah of course

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Hello. Yes, I did math is 1st year. I took calculus and statistics (both full year courses). However, my university has since changed this and now students take algebra in first year (I'm not sure if calculus is still offered) and statistics in second year. Math is very important for any science degree

I would suggest doing Environmental Science, because it gives you a broader view of the field. Then later you can choose a specialty when you do a postgraduate qualification.

Hello 😊. For science qualifications at a university you need mathematics...however, there are some colleges and private institutions that offer environmental qualifications. I'm not sure if they have math as a requirement, you can do some research and find out

You need to have mathematics.

Know, I don't. You can try search on Google

Hello. What are you currently studying in college?

Yes. In my opinion it can apply to any discipline in the environmental field

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Hello. There's so much to do in the fields of biochemistry and physiology. However, you may need to specialize in a specific field via a postgrad qualification (I'm not really familiar with the field). From my little research you here are some of the careers: 1. Research scientist 2. Clinical biochemist 3. Pharmacologist 4. Biotechnogist 5. Lab technician 6. Environmental health specialist (and many others) You can do some research on these and see what else you find. Hope this helps 😊

Don't stress too much about it, in second year I didn't have stuff figured out either

In terms of fields, what "modules" are you currently doing?

@@KatlegoMakgopo Demography and population ,...Climatology (introduction),... people,space and environment,...Quantitative techniques in Geography and Remote sensing & GIS

The two major fields you are studying now are Atmospheric Sciences and Social Sciences

GIS can be used in both these fields and others for data analyses. You can just Google the two fields and find out what they are about

You can do it!!! To be honest, I also thought I sucked at math until I got a really good teacher and tutor and changed my mindset. Mindset is everything!

@@KatlegoMakgopo Thankyou tho! I will try all my best to get better

No, you can find a job with a Bachelor's and even an Honours degree but from my experience, having a masters degree gives you a competitive edge.

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Oh no! What's up? What do you need help with?

Really? Is it because it is more common? It may also seem that way because for most Env. Science jobs you need to have a Masters degree, so most people who don't study further don't qualify.

@@KatlegoMakgopo I have a Master's Degree In Environmental Science but still it sucks to find a job. Its only few who get jobs. Even now when you search for Environmental Science or Management they are always few. You mostly find they want 1X Environmental Officer but for Environmental Health Practitioner they turns to need like five or more. Honestly speaking i wish i have done Environmental Health because the government and even private companies turns to prioritized it more than Environmental Science or Environmental Management. I think the main reason it got so many opportunities is because it falls under essential services. My cousin did it and she never struggled to find a job not like the rest of us who did Environmental Science.

Maybe you need to move