The B.S. Environmental Geosciences degree primarily emphasizes the interdisciplinary relationships between geology, geophysics, meteorology, oceanography and physical geography.

The B.S. Environmental Geosciences degree has three primary goals:

1. Gives you a solid understanding of the disciplines by utilizing a core set of courses in the Geosciences and basic sciences;
2. Provides a selection of courses to choose from in two key areas – environmental policy and technical methods, and
3. Allows students to specialize in an interdisciplinary theme in their junior and senior years.

The program is designed to allow students to meet the environmental challenges of the 21st century by emphasizing the science, techniques and their interconnections.

For further details on the program go to the Environmental Geosciences Academic Curriculum pages.