Environmental Science

Overview

You’ll have the opportunity to explore an interdisciplinary environmental science degree within the context of a liberal arts education. 

Envisioning Solutions

The curriculum trains students to be active scientists in the field, gaining vital skills and professional experience.

Students conduct independent laboratory and field research in collaboration with highly respected faculty members, often at a level typically reserved for graduate students, using scientific resources one would expect to find at a large research institution.

As you work toward your degree, you will gain both basic and applied knowledge of environmental science through fieldwork and internships.

Career

Many of our students go on to advanced environmental degree programs at Pace or at other renowned institutions, or work in public or private environmental science organizations.

Potential career paths for students with a Environmental Science program from Pace University  include:

• Conservation
• Conservation Biology
• Community Agriculture and Food Systems
• Environmental Regulation and Assessment
• Endangered Species Protection
• GIS (geographic information systems)
• Natural Resource Management