COURSE CURRICULUM

The program requires 30 credits, including core courses (15 credits), electives (12 credits), and a capstone (3 credits). Core courses include Environmental Science, Environmental Policy, Research Methods, and Statistics. Electives cover topics like GIS, Climate Change, Ecology, Environmental Law, and Sustainable Development. The capstone involves a thesis or project applying knowledge to an environmental issue. Students may also participate in internships or independent studies. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary learning, with options for concentrations in areas such as conservation biology or environmental management. Prerequisites may include undergraduate coursework in biology, chemistry, or related fields.