15 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Wildlife Conservation program of Virginia Tech focuses on the ecology and conservation of birds, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians and their habitats. The program provides a comprehensive understanding of wild animal ecology, habitats, and human uses and values of wildlife. 

The course work of the Geosciences program of Virginia Tech emphasizes the acquisition, processing, and interpretation of field data, as well as written and verbal communication skills. 

Majors of the Meteorology program of Virginia Tech acquire the knowledge and skills needed to understand one of the most influential phenomena on our planet: the weather. 

Students hoping to make a positive environmental impact on their communities, states, or the world, should consider the Environmental Economics - Management and Policy major from Virginia Tech, which builds upon the broader base of applied economics. 

Exploring Life Sciences (undecided) major from Virginia Tech is for those students who are undecided about their major during their first one–two years in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. 

In the Crop and Soil Sciences program of Virginia Tech, students learn the fundamentals of plant science and improvement, and soil and environmental stewardship for feeding the world, protecting the environment, and producing quality turfgrass. 

The Environmental Horticulture program of Virginia Tech offers concentrations in sustainable vegetable and fruit production, sustainable green industry, or horticultural science. 

Majors of the Environmental Informatics program of Virginia Tech can help address these challenges by mastering the methods and developing the tools needed to translate complex data into usable facts and figures. 

The Environmental Policy and Planning program of Virginia Tech provides students with an interdisciplinary framework to view environmental problems. 

Today's environmental problems are increasingly complex and require a broad understanding of ecosystem management, which is what the Environmental Resources Management program of Virginia Tech offers. 

The importance and value of water cannot be understated. Students in the Water - Resources, Policy, and Management program of Virginia Tech are preparing to solve problems facing our global water system such as the development of efficient water systems for homes, ensuring a supply of clean drinking water, and managing the effects of climate change. 

The College of Natural Resources and Environment from Virginia Tech offers an Exploring Natural Resources (undecided) option for students who are interested in natural resources but are undecided on their choice of major. 

The Environmental Science program of Virginia Tech is focused on understanding our absolute dependence on — and our unfortunate tendency to do great harm to — ecosystems, those fundamental units of the biosphere that provide us the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, the soil we live upon, and much more.  

The Environmental Conservation and Society major at the Virginia Tech is a good choice for those who like the environment and working with people. You'll get to help protect the environment while educating others and getting them excited about nature as well.  

Ecological Restoration from Virginia Tech advances the science, practice, and policy of ecological restoration to sustain biodiversity, improve resilience in a changing climate, and re-establish an ecologically healthy relationship between nature and culture.