The multidisciplinary Environmental Earth Sciences emphasis is intended for individuals who wish to pursue careers with responsibilities that include environmental monitoring, regulation or management. Students may prepare for entry-level positions in the environmental industry or governmental agencies, or for graduate education in such fields as resource management, environmental public policy and environmental law. The program also is well suited for anyone with a serious interest in the scientific aspect of environmental issues. 14 credit hours including at least two earth sciences courses selected in consultation with an academic advisor to explore an area of interest in greater depth.
Courses are to be selected based on the following list.
Courses approved for general education that are taken as part of the major may also be used to satisfy General Education requirements. A 2.0 grade point average in the courses taken as part of this major is required for graduation.