Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science explores how the various biological, physical and information sciences intersect to shape the natural world, while examining the impact of humans on the environment from multiple perspectives, including political, legal, economic, cultural and sociological. Students use these lenses to analyze and interpret scientific data, conduct lab and field research, and examine solutions to many prevalent environmental issues.

Experiential learning is a major component of the program. Students environmental studies practicum enables them to participate in environmentally focused projects both right here in Connecticut and across the globe. Students also have the option to complete a policy fellowship in Washington, D.C., conduct field research in environmental biology, chemistry, or engineering, or work with local nonprofits or governmental agencies. Additional study abroad opportunities and faculty-led international courses are also available.