Looking to make a real impact on the environment? UD's Master of Science in Environmental Science and Management program may be the perfect fit for you. Our curriculum is designed to provide you with ...

Be a part of the climate solution using data and advanced technologies to inform decisions. Identify key patterns in temperature changes, water levels and species populations. Guide policy towards ...

This course is a multidisciplinary introduction to understanding the effects of human actions and social systems on the natural world. We will emphasize science and social-science based approaches to ...

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Are you passionate about earth and the environment but want to pursue a non-scientific career path? The flexible bachelor of arts in earth and environmental science could be perfect for you. The ...

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University of Washington senior Sarah Hensley knows exactly how she wants to spend her career after she graduates with a degree in marine biology. “As we all know, climate change is occurring, and I ...

Gain an understanding of the natural world and how resources in our own backyard can be applied to global issues. Go deep into physical and biological science. Understand social, political, and ...

With an environmental science degree, you can monitor ecosystems, engineer green tech, write policy, and advise companies. Find roles that range from field scientist to sustainability consultant.