The University of Valencia provides UVempleo, a service aimed at helping all UV students and graduates with job placement and improving their professional prospects.
They offer individual and group support, as well as advice on tools and techniques for job searching, the labor market situation, career opportunities, or career planning and development, among other matters.
To achieve this, UVempleo provides a range of services to assist you:
- Guidance and Advising
- Employment and Entrepreneurship
- Training
- Studies and Analysis
Graduates of this master’s program gain specialized and advanced training in environmental contamination and ecotoxicology, acquiring skills and competencies to assess and evaluate contamination processes and risks within various ecosphere components (such as the pedosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere). Graduates in this master’s program develop expertise in ecotoxicology, enabling them to evaluate the effects, distribution, and behavior of chemical substances in the environment, assess risks, and predict consequences for ecosystems, including humans; apply biomarkers and bioindicators; and implement environmental bioremediation technologies. Additionally, they gain knowledge of regulations, methodologies, and legislation related to environmental contamination and ecotoxicology. The diverse knowledge areas involved in this Master’s program provide students with an interdisciplinary perspective on the subject matter.
Graduates of this program can enter the following sectors:
- Public sector: Government agencies, administration technicians specializing in environmental issues (Municipalities, Regional Governments, Ministries), European Regulatory Agencies (ECHA, EFSA, JRCs, among others).
- Private sector: Industry (pharmaceutical, petroleum, etc.), agrifood, biotechnology companies, engineering and mining firms; environmental consultants; technology centers and institutes; environmental analysis laboratory technicians, among others.
- Research sector (R&D&i): Prestigious research groups in the public sector (CSICs, public universities, etc.) and private sector (private R&D centers and private universities).
