Try the University's search engine. This major is for students interested in an interdisciplinary science education that prepares them to deal with environmental problems. The basic natural resources of land, air, and water are studied in the context of protecting and sustaining the environment.
Students become knowledgeable about environmental issues and the science behind policy decisions.
Students must complete coursework in math and science, economics, humanities, communication, and applied technical aspects of environmental problems. The environmental science core draws courses from atmospheric science, soil science, hydrology, and plant science. Degree Requirements Students must complete at least 120 credits to graduate, including 60 credits in the major. The major requires courses in calculus, chemistry, physics, biology, and geology. Applied science courses are in meteorology, soil science, hydrology, and plant science.