Protect and preserve natural resources and parklands.
Study the relationships of organisms to their environment.
Study human effects on the environment.
Assess and plan the use of land, community areas and other urban locations.
Enforce state and federal laws protecting natural resources, including fish and wildlife.
Gain intellectual and analytical skills along with the scholarly background necessary to understand and solve environmental problems
Study environmental processes to understand their effects on society and the effects society has on those processes
Focus on the relationship between humans, other organisms, and the physical, chemical, and biological aspects that influence both natural and engineered environments
“ This trip blew my expectations out of the water, it showed me people share my values on the environment and are being proactive in trying to save our planet. I marveled about the beauty of Iceland, learned about the processes that shaped the country, learned how to harness the Earth's energy to power a country, all while making 32 amazing friends. ”
A flexible program that can be designed to meet your personal educational goals or specific licensure requirements on both the undergraduate/graduate level.
This program supports plans for pre-health professionals, pre-veterinary science, conservation biology, and molecular or clinical interests.
This program makes full use of the natural laboratories provided by nearby ocean, marsh, tidal flat and estuarine habitats surrounding the campus.
An interdisciplinary graduate degree designed for professionals, practitioners, citizens and students who wish to strengthen their knowledge of the environment.
An interdisciplinary graduate degree designed for professionals, practitioners, citizens and students who wish to strengthen their knowledge of the environment.
Teach science courses at the secondary and college levels.
