Explore the intersection of environmental science, policy and administration to gain the knowledge and skills needed to address complex environmental issues at the local, regional and global levels. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.

Gain a deep understanding of how the physical, chemical and biological components of the environment interact with human and ecological health, and develop critical insights into current global environmental challenges. The minor consists of 19 credit hours.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of environmental concepts and challenges. Engage in core courses in topics such as environmental physics, general chemistry and introductory biology, and customize your education with tracks in environmental technology, physical science, biology, planning or education. Apply skills through hands-on learning in laboratory experiences and independent study.

Earn a Juris Doctor and a Master of Science in Environmental Science in just four years, rather than the traditional five. An integrated curriculum streamlines your education to provide a deeper understanding of environmental science.

Take an interdisciplinary approach to environmental science, with core competencies that include quantitative data methods, environmental technologies, and environmental policy, law and planning. With a focus on practical experiences, you'll engage in environmental field and laboratory experiences, research and a capstone project to prepare for a successful career.