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Ecology and Conservation Biology
As populations grow and human activities threaten the natural world, ecology and conservation biology have never been more important. With this Ecology and Conservation Biology degree, from University of Leeds you’ll discover how we sustain biodiversity and the fundamental importance of the ecological processes involved.
Environmental Studies - Spirituality Justice Ethics Concentration
The Saint Mary's College Environmental Studies - Spirituality Justice Ethics Concentration Department offers students formal academic programs through which they can engage with environmental issues effectively by integrating skills and knowledge from many different disciplines.
Environmental Planning
The Environmental Planning programme at the University of Waikato is a three-year, full-time course delivered in a public study mode. This degree equips students with the professional skills to manage natural resources and urban growth, focusing on sustainable solutions and policy-making within the context of global climate change.
Environmental Earth Science with integrated Foundation Year
The Environmental Earth Science with integrated Foundation Year at Aberystwyth University is a four-year, full-time bachelor programme. This public study mode course provides essential geological skills and environmental insights, starting with a foundation year to prepare students for advanced scientific degree study.
Environmental Biology
Environmental biologists focus at the organismal and environmental system level, and as an Environmental Biology student at Washburn University, you’ll learn with experts in the fields of entomology, herpetology, plant genetics, and conservation.
Geosciences with Concentration in Environmental Geology
The Geosciences with Concentration in Environmental Geology degree program at the University of Houston Downtown provides both a broad-based curriculum in the liberal arts, the Natural Sciences and a set of courses specific to geology and a petroleum geotechnology focus.
Geology
The Geology Major is offered by Haverford College. The integrated science of geology combines biology, chemistry and physics as they apply to the workings of Earth and other planets. Field and lab experiences are essential parts of geology training, and field trips and lab work are part of all introductory courses, most other classes, and most independent research projects.
Environmental Public Health
The British Columbia Institute of Technology Environmental Public Health program is applied learning at its best. Our industry-leading instructors train you to become a health inspector and environmental public health professional.
Geology, Professional
University of West Georgia's Geology, Professional program prepares students for a career in Geology immediately upon graduation or for graduate studies in Geology. Students take fundamental geology courses such as Mineralogy, Petrology and Structural Geology as well as more specialized courses such as Hydrogeology and Economic Geology.
Life Sciences
Life Sciences at University of Waterloo is the study of living organisms, ranging from the very tiny world of microbiology and genetics to the physiology and zoology of the world’s great mammals – with plants, botany, and more in between!
Earth Sciences
The Earth Sciences program at Rider University provides secondary education majors with the flexibility to concentrate in geology, environmental or marine sciences.
Hydrology
Work with scientists, engineers, and public regulators to forecast and manage floods or droughts, reduce wastewater, promote sustainable water usage, evaluate the feasibility of projects like irrigation systems and hydroelectric plants, and protect water resources with a degree in Hydrology offered by University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point.
Science - Environmental Management
The Science - Environmental Management BSc program from The University of Notre Dame Australia tackles important issues such as climate change, urbanisation, and the need for water and food security. The skills and knowledge acquired are relevant to many workplaces, making environmental management a growth employment area.
Environmental Horticulture
Prepare for High-Demand Jobs in Plant Science, Production, and Design with the Environmental Horticulture program at York College of Pennsylvania.
Ecology and Conservation
This Gordon College - Ecology and Conservation concentration covers the mission-oriented and multidisciplinary field of conservation biology combined with the dynamic field of ecology, as you study the exciting ecological interrelationships that affect all species.
Geology
The Geology degree at Indiana University Northwest focuses on the scientific study of the Earth and offer learning experiences through the traditional lecture, laboratory, and seminar as well as field experience and independent research.
Climate and Environment
The St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) offers a degree in Climate and Environment. The Bachelor of Arts and Science in Climate and Environment* serves students who seek an interdisciplinary education with a unique strength in both Environment and Climate.
Meteorology
The University of Nairobi's Meteorology BS program offers students a comprehensive education in the field. With a focus on meteorology, this program equips students with the skills and knowledge needed for a successful career in weather forecasting, climate studies, and atmospheric research.
Environmental Sciences (Environmental Geology)
With Northern Arizona University's Environmental Sciences (Environmental Geology) emphasis, you'll examine how Earth's natural systems interact and change over time.
Environmental Science and Ecology Combined Degree
Our combined Environmental Science and Ecology Combined Degree at the College at Brockport SUNY degree gives you the opportunity to focus on Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology, Wildlife and Terrestrial Ecology, or Aquatic and Terrestrial Ecology.