<p>I'm thinking of jumping on the green bandwagon to take advantage of the green job market. Does anyone have any suggestions for good majors to pursue to do this? I thought it might be good to start a list.</p>
<p>Environmental Science?</p>
<p>Mechanical, chemical, and biological engineering.</p>
<p>Marketing or studies in perception management.</p>
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<p>Petroleum Engineering.</p>
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<p>[Johns</a> Hopkins University - Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering](<a href=“Environmental Health and Engineering | Johns Hopkins | Bloomberg School of Public Health”>Environmental Health and Engineering | Johns Hopkins | Bloomberg School of Public Health)</p>
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<p>First thing that popped up when I typed “Environmental Engineering” in google. A very popular major at Johns Hopkins. One of the most rapidly rising majors that people declare. </p>
<p>It consistently ranks among the top ten programs in the nation. Interesting huh.</p>
<p>America’s Best Colleges 2007
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<p>First choice would be environmental engineering; next would be civil (concentration in environmental), chemical and biological.</p>