Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science

The environmental science major at Manhattanville College focuses on understanding the ways in which humans interact with the natural world. In the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Environmental Science program, students will be exposed to many facets of the field, from the human behavioral, cultural, and sociological interactions that affect the environment to how policies, regulations, and decision-makers influence the ecological systems around us. Through a dedicated focus on research and in-lab experience, the environmental science degree program prepares students for entry-level careers and further graduate education in environmental science and related fields.

If students are seeking a career path in conservation, environmental research, and beyond, Manhattanville’s environmental science major provides access to up-to-date laboratory facilities, internships, and group or self-directed research projects that foster exploration into areas of the field that interest them. 

In this four-year undergraduate program, they’ll explore topics like:

The blend of expert classroom instruction and skill-building laboratory components ensures graduates understand foundational scientific principles and can apply research methods and quantitative skills in future careers as environmental technicians and scientists, as well as in future master’s degree programs.