1.6k Bachelor's degrees in Environmental Sciences in North America

The Environmental and Sustainability Studies degree at Elon University provides a foundation in the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences, and advanced study in one of three applied focus areas to support students interested in green design, corporate sustainability, environmental communications, journalism and environmental art.

The Environmental Studies Major from State University of New York Potsdam is interdisciplinary and is designed to prepare environmental leaders of the future.

Environmental and Safety Management - General Industry from Pittsburg State University offers a comprehensive sequence of courses.

The Environmental Science program at Dallas Baptist University includes a range of courses, which prepare graduates for a career in environmentally-related problem-solving vocations.

Understanding the rapidly changing relationship between humans and the planetary environment is a quintessential liberal arts question and one of humanity’s greatest challenges. The mission of the Earth and Environmental Sciences program offered by Furman University is to provide a rigorous, current, and integrated undergraduate education in Earth Systems Science.

Fisheries, Aquaculture, and Aquatic Sciences at Auburn University combines a general foundation in chemistry, mathematics and biological sciences with applied courses in the principles needed to manage fresh and saltwater aquatic resources.

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke offers a wide range of Environmental Science disciplines and degrees. 

The Major in Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary program at Lamar University concerned with protecting, monitoring, managing, and improving the environment.

Colgate University’s Environmental Geology Program focuses on the geological components of the environment, including terrestrial and aquatic systems. Draw on a variety of academic disciplines to study the single most pressing issue in the history of humanity.

Majors of the Environmental Studies program of The University of Toledo study more than just science. They dive into the social sciences and humanities aspects of the environment. Their focus? Working with people to solve environmental problems.

We only have one planet—and with a Bachelor of Science in Earth and Environmental Sciences (EES) from the University of New Orleans, you can play a major role in protecting it. As you pursue the concentration of your choice, you’ll explore the delicate balance that keeps our world healthy and habitable. 

The Earth and Environmental Science from Earlham College focuses on problems of water, mineral and energy resources; geologic hazards such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and tsunamis; and on deciphering the history of the Earth.

The Environmental Studies (Hons) at Lakehead University is a four-year, full-time public programme. It integrates scientific expertise with socio-economic and political perspectives to address global sustainability. Students gain practical experience in a multidisciplinary environment, preparing for diverse professional roles.

The Community and Population Health: Environmental Health programme at the University of Northern British Columbia is a four-year, full-time degree. This B.Sc. explores the complex links between environment and wellbeing, preparing students for vital roles in public health, management, and research across diverse sectors.

Our B.S in Environmental Science at Bellarmine University examines ecological processes, the causes and consequences of human impacts on the natural world, and technologies needed to minimize or mitigate environmental problems. 

The Environmental Geosciences - Geology programme at Slippery Rock University offers a public, full-time bachelor degree. This interdisciplinary course focuses on Earth's physical processes and human interaction. Students gain hands-on experience with drones and GPS technology during their comprehensive four-year study.

The Earth and Space Science - Environmental Science Track from Columbus State University is intended to provide a strong and diverse background to prepare graduates for successful careers in the rapidly growing industry of environmental management and protection. 

At Biology - Environmental Studies from Whitman College, no area of study is more relevant to the environment than biology.  From biodiversity and habitat loss to genetic modification and the physiological  impacts of pollution, biology is at the core of major environmental issues.

The Environmental Studies major and interdisciplinary minor from Davidson College are designed to give students broad exposure to a range of environmental issues and to provide multidisciplinary approaches to understanding the complexity of factors that affect the environment and our understanding of it.

As a student in the Environmental Sustainability program at Earlham College, you’ll learn how to understand the complex linkages between social and ecological systems and bring together knowledge from many different perspectives and disciplines.