Human life and society depend critically on environmental resources we all too often take for granted: air, water, soil and the mineral and organic resources of the earth. With increasing attention to global warming and climate change, there have been dramatically more scientific research and employment opportunities in this area.
The Environmental Science Program provides problem-based and inquiry learning experiences that will challenge you to think independently and apply the knowledge you gain.
Program Type
Bachelor of Science
Degree at Graduation
Unlimited Enrollment
Admission Requirements
Completion of any Level I program with a Grade Point Average of at least 3.5 including:
- 1 courses from EARTHSC 1G03, 1C03 with a grade of at least C-
- 1 courses from MATH 1A03, MATH 1LS3
- 6 courses from the Science 1 Course List
Typical Second-Year Courses
ENVSOCTY 2EI3
Environment & Society: Challenges and Solutions
ENVSOCTY 2GI3
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
STATS 2B03
Statistical Methods for Science
ENVIRSC 2B03
Soils and the Environment
ENVIRSC 2C03
Surface Climate Processes and Environmental Interactions
ENVIRSC 2Q03
Introduction to Environmental Geochemistry
ENVIRSC 2W03
Physical Hydrology