Environmental Studies Degree Options

Why earn a bachelors of arts in the environment?

Are you a self-professed policy wonk? Does exploring new geographic information systems (GIS) applications set your heart aflutter? Or perhaps you're planning a career in outdoor education or want to change public perception through environmental journalism? Or maybe you want to create change through environmental policy or business sustainability. If so, a bachelors of arts degree from the College of the Environment might be the right path for you.

Degree Options

The Department of Environmental Studies offers a variety of majors, minors, graduate degrees,  and even a GIS Certificate. Students regularly conduct research with faculty and present at conferences as part of their undergraduate and graduate experience.

 

Faculty member Dr. Kate Darby and four ENVS students presenting a poster at the 2018 Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS) conference. 
Faculty member Dr. Kate Darby and four ENVS students presenting a poster at the 2018 Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS) conference. 
 

Undergraduate Major

Undergraduate Combined Major

Undergraduate Minor

Graduate

Certification

 

Still have questions? Get in touch with one of the College of the Environment undergraduate advisors or graduate advisors.