2017
DOI: 10.1002/fee.1509
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Ecological careers in nature‐based non‐governmental organizations

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“…In addition to research skills, transferable skills such as effective communication, adaptability, and persistency overlap across employment expectations in the science research sector (Aplet et al 2017, Klemow et al 2017, Dale 2018, Nuttle and Klemow 2018). Mostly, transferable skills are presumably what students should acquire before entering the workforce (Byers 2018, Dale 2018).…”
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“…In addition to research skills, transferable skills such as effective communication, adaptability, and persistency overlap across employment expectations in the science research sector (Aplet et al 2017, Klemow et al 2017, Dale 2018, Nuttle and Klemow 2018). Mostly, transferable skills are presumably what students should acquire before entering the workforce (Byers 2018, Dale 2018).…”
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“…Many field‐related majors offer internships and laboratory courses to better prepare students for their chosen career path. There is also a general agreement that fieldwork provides skills and knowledge that cannot be learned in a classroom setting (Aplet et al 2017, Fleischner et al 2017, Byers 2018, O’Connell et al 2020, Morales et al 2020). However, while field programs at the undergraduate level have been offered for decades, they are often not required for graduation in a field‐related major.…”
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