B.S. in Environmental Science
The B.S. in environmental science provides a broad basis in the natural sciences and their applications to processes and problems in the environment. This degree is intended for students who are interested in a career in environmental research. Students going through this program will be able either to seek employment directly or to go to programs that offer advanced degrees in environmental science.
Requirements
- BIO 110, 111
- CHM 131, 132, 203, and 207
- EES 101
- MTH 161, 162 (or 141-143), and 163 or 165
- PHY 113/121, 114/122
Core courses:
- EES 103, 215, 217, and 218
Technical Electives
Three technical electives are required, chosen from tracks in biology, chemistry, or geology. Courses in this category are selected from a list of approved courses by the student in consultation with a faculty advisor. The program is completed with two closure courses (8 credit hours), which consist either of a senior thesis or a combination of internship, practicum, and seminar in the environmental sciences.