• Through an examination of environmental geosciences (geology, Earth materials, environmental resources, and hazard management), biodiversity, ecology, elements of environmental biology, and human/environment interactions, the degree covers a variety of environmental science topics. Along with a host of other important environmental issues, the degree also examines environmental challenges like resource management, habitat loss, and climate change.
  • Studying environmental science equips you to work both independently and collaboratively toward a future that is socially and environmentally responsible. Upon earning the degree, you will possess the necessary knowledge and comprehension to effectively contribute to the solutions being offered by the environmental issues confronting contemporary society.