9 Bachelor's degrees in Environmental Economics & Policy in Illinois, United States

The Applied Diplomacy - Environmental Diplomacy at DePaul University will provide you with a deep understanding and appreciation for traditional and non-traditional approaches to the field.

Environmental Studies from Loyola University Chicago provides students with a solid interdisciplinary curriculum that promotes appreciation of the human imprint on the environmental landscape, issues of environmental sustainability, and the need to assess environmental problems by integrating economic, societal, ethical, political, and historical perspectives.

The Environmental Systems Science and Sustainability program at Illinois State University prepares you for a rewarding career in a growing and vibrant job sector. You’ll study complex environmental challenges, like pollution, climate change, and harmful waste.

The Environmental Policy and Culture program offered at Northwestern University focuses on the human interaction with the environment.

At Environmental Policy from Loyola University Chicago students have opportunity to engage directly with environmental policy through service-learning, internships, undergraduate research, and/or study abroad.

The Citizen Politics program from University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign is the study of mass politics. 

Focusing on environmental and resource management issues at local, state, national, and international levels, students in the Environmental Economics and Policy program at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign learn how to assess the economic aspects of resource and environmental issues and find rewarding positions in government, industry, consulting firms, and public interest groups.

The mission of the Department of Environmental Studies at the University of Illinois Springfield is to provide students with the advanced interdisciplinary training necessary for solving environmental problems.

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Resources at University of Alaska Southeast integrates and synthesizes courses in environmental science, climate change, physical and biological sciences, geographic information sciences, and human-environment interactions.