University at Buffalo (UB)
Minor in Environmental Studies
EVS 493 Ecology of Unique Environments students searching the treetops in the Everglades for invasive pythons (Courtesy J. Roth)
Looking to deepen your understanding of environmental issues while enhancing your major? The Environmental Studies Minor is perfect for students across all disciplines. Whether you're into Environmental Resources, Policy, Conservation, or Ecology, this minor complements your academic journey.
In the Environmental Studies minor, you'll explore a variety of topics, from climate change and conservation to environmental policy and sustainable living. It's not just about learning from textbooks; you'll also get to engage in fieldwork and projects that let you make a real difference. Plus, you'll get hands-on experience through an environmental internship.
No matter your major—be it biology, geography, or anything else—adding an Environmental Studies minor gives you a unique edge. You'll develop a deep understanding of environmental issues and gain valuable skills that are increasingly sought after by employers, giving you a competitive edge in the job market.
So, if you're ready to help shape a greener future, consider minoring in Environmental Studies. It's your chance to learn, act, and lead in the fight for our planet!
Course Requirements: 9 courses (25 credits).
