Environmental Science Major

Program Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science program will have a broad range of technical, analytical and communication skills combined with a solid foundation in environmental science. A degree in environmental Science will prepare students for graduate education, work in governmental agencies and environmental consulting, and many other environmentally related fields. Students who complete the degree requirement will

• Demonstrate knowledge and integration of the natural sciences as applied to the complexities of environmental protection and sustainability.
• Critically analyze impacts, both actual and potential, of human activity on the environment with a view to their prevention and/or mitigation.
• Demonstrate a working knowledge of the scientific method to identify, evaluate and recommend solutions to environmental problems.
• Communicate scientific findings and analyses in a professional manner through written reports and oral presentations.
• Display an increased awareness of environmental conditions locally, regionally, nationally and globally so as to promote active participation and social justice considerations in future environmental decisions through science outreach and community engagement.

Major Requirements (56 Units)