University at Buffalo (UB)
BS in Environmental Studies
Outdoor classroom never gets old! EVS Students learning about the Florida Everglades
Professor Sanford Geffner, Ecology of Unique Environments (EVS 493LAB). Image courtesy J. Roth.
The Bachelor of Science Degree (BS) in Environmental Studies is designed to incorporate a strong foundation in the Natural Sciences with a good foundation in the Social Sciences and Humanities.
Dive into the dynamic world of Environmental Studies at the University at Buffalo. This program is all about hands-on, experimental learning that takes you out of the classroom and into the field. Whether it’s through field-based coursework, national and international ecology expeditions, or environmental internships, you’ll get real-world experience that sets you apart.
Graduates from this program are well-equipped to tackle professional roles in environmental analysis, natural resource management, and environmental education. They find themselves working in a diverse array of settings, from governmental agencies to non-profits and private companies. Picture yourself gearing up with field clothes and sturdy hiking boots, ready to make a difference as an environmental consultant, wildlife and fisheries manager, conservation educator, and much more.
Embark on a journey that prepares you not just for a job, but for a meaningful career making a positive impact on our planet.
Course requirement: 20 courses/62 credits
