Environmental Studies
Clubs & Organizations Ecology Now Soil and Water Resources Club Wildlife Club |
Classes Core courses ENVR 489 Seminar Series Sample Schedule Requirements |
Opportunities Internships Study Abroad |
Overview
Environmental Studies looks at:
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Possible Careers
Wildlife biologists and park rangers aren't the only "environmental careers" anymore. As the world becomes more aware of the need to protect the environment, careers in this field continue to expand, even in the business world.
You might, for example, find work in Environmental Education, Protection, or Law; Public Policy or Regulatory Compliance; or Global Information Systems.
How our program prepares you for the field
The Environmental Studies program is a joint interdisciplinary major offered through the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources (CASNR) and the College of Arts and Sciences (ASC).
Because the program provides a holistic view of the environment and human-environmental relationships, you will acquire the knowledge and technical skills needed for active participation in environmental careers.
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A capstone Senior Seminar continues the program's commitment to the exposure and critical analysis of far-reaching environmental issues.
Your student-run, one-stop shop for environmental information
The Environmental Resource Center provides environmental information, job, internship, and scholarship postings, meeting and study areas, completed Environmental Studies Senior Theses, coordination between various environmentally related student groups (e.g. Ecology Now, the Soil and Water Resources Club, the Wildlife Club, etc.), and is also the program's primary advising office.
