Labor Insertion: Engineers in Natural Resources and Environment

In the developed world in which we find ourselves, which demands goods and services more avidly, with the context assumed by some of the undeniable environmental problems of these times, it becomes clear to respond to these issues with the professional gaze that is required. . In the Natural Resources and Environmental Engineering course taught by the National University of La Pampa, it was unknown until now what the job opportunities of its graduates were. This work shows, among much other information, what is the situation of the graduates regarding their professional insertion and the needs that the new professionals found in their roles, whether as employees or independent workers. The objective of studying the insertions and professional trajectories of the graduates was achieved starting from a theoretical and methodological framework that consisted of the design of a survey that reached a very high level of responses that covered almost 80% of the total number of graduates.