Undergraduate Programs

The Environmental Science degree is focused on natural science and is offered with two track options, a focus on the scientific and field study of the environment (Science track) or a focus on environmental management and policy (Management track).

This program is for students who are interested in understanding environment-society interactions through a social science lens. This will help prepare students seeking to enter environmental policy and governance careers, as well as those seeking to contribute to environmental success stories and inform positive socio-environmental

This program is designed for upper-division ESM majors who wish to deepen their knowledge base in a particular area of interest. Under the guidance of a faculty advisor, participants will identify a research project that will include readings, research and a thesis.

This minor requires a multidisciplinary study of the environmental, social, and economic dimensions of sustainability.

This certificate is designed to provide the academic background required for understanding and managing forests beyond traditional industrial forestry needs. 

The department is currently not accepting applications to this certificate.

Students who complete the certificate will be prepared to take active roles in and contribute to management of lakes and reservoirs. In addition, this certificate is designed to provide the academic background required by the NALMS Professional Lake Manager certification program.