The Environmental Science Program
is an interdisciplinary environmental science program with EENS & EEBIO
Environmental Science Program
The Departments of Earth & Environmental Sciences (EENS) and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology (EEBIO) collaborate to offer this interdisciplinary environmental science program, which provides students with broad exposure to environmental problems, as well as training in essential problem-solving skills, such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Environmental Informatics (EI).
The Environmental Science Program
Seminars
Any student enrolled in the Environmental Science Program is welcome to attend seminars sponsored by the Departments of Earth and Environmental Sciences and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.
Department ofEarth and
Environmental Sciences
Department ofEcology and
Evolutionary Biology
Majoring In Environmental Science
The major is not unlike the majors in EENS and EEBIO in that it requires a broad background in the natural sciences, as well as a core curriculum that familiarizes students with tools and methods.
Students majoring in environmental science may elect to broaden their background in environmental issues by completing a coordinate major in environmental studies in the School of Liberal Arts.
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS USE THEIR EXPERTISE TO PROTECT NATURAL RESOURCES
As our population grows, we will need environmental scientists to preserve water, give advice on land-use and building projects, study and design sites for waste disposal, control pollution, and repair damaged natural areas. Whatever your focus, you'll work to solve some of the most serious problems facing the world today.
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