Bachelor of Science - Environmental Science - Ecological Restoration and Conservation

As an environmental science major, students will study the science necessary to solve a wide variety of environmental problems, including statistics, biology, geology and environmental science. Students will also take classes in environmental law and policy to help them understand the economic, legal and social factors that impact conservation efforts and the environment.

Students will choose one of five areas of specialization in the major, which gives them an opportunity to take electives in environmental topics that most interest them and supports their career goals. All tracks in the major are highly interdisciplinary, including classes from the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources and the College of Science. Certain tracks also include courses in economics, policy or engineering, depending on their focus.