Environmental Studies
What is Environmental Studies?
Environmental Studies is an interdisciplinary program which includes courses in natural sciences, social sciences, and humnaities to understand environmental problems and processes. Students in this major generally are preparing for careers in environmental monitoring, educating the public, or lobbying governmental bodies to protect and preserve the environment.
| Department | Environment and Sustainability |
| Major | BA in Environmental Studies |
| Major | BS in Environmental Studies |
| Minor | Environmental Studies Minor |
| Advisor | Joseph Syracuse |
| Enrolled Students | 177 |
| Address | 602 Clemens Hall |
| Phone | (716) 645-6777 |
| Website | Program Information |
| Courses | Undergraduate Catalog: Environment and Sustainability |
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