Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies
If you want to work with people to solve environmental problems - and not spend all
your time in a research lab - the Environmental Studies degree program at UToledo
is for you!
Undergraduates in Environmental Studies examine science, but they focus more on social sciences and humanities - everything from environmental politics and geography to economics. They take fewer advanced math and science courses than UToledo's environmental science majors.
Toledo is an urban, port city with diverse ecosystems. It's a perfect natural laboratory that allows UToledo's Environmental Studies students to travel throughout the region and study how humans interact with the environment!
What to expect when you graduate?
The B.A. in Environmental Studies from UToledo will give you the social science, humanities and science background you need for a successful career, and serves as excellent preparation for graduate-level training in professional programs. Jobs in the field are growing faster than the national average.
Students have varied career opportunities and are hired by environmental consulting companies; private conservation organizations; industries monitoring environmental quality; federal, state and local organizations such as the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; and others that value environmental expertise.
University Core and General Requirements:
Requirements specific to B.A. in Environmental Studies:
Sample 4-year Plan of Study and Course List(s)
For prior calendar year requirements, view past UToledo Catalogs
Admission Requirementsfor Direct-From-High-School and First-Time Freshman
B.A. in Environmental Studies - Minor & Internship Requirements:
The completion of the Environmental Studies Major requires a minor approved by your advisor. Common minors include Geography and Planning and Communications.
AREAS OF CONCENTRATION |
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The area of concentration for the Environmental Studies (ENST) degree can be selected from all non-natural science departments within the University. This requirement is fulfilled by taking at least 21 hours of coursework in the concentration of choice. ENST students should consult with faculty members in their area of concentration, as well as their ENST academic advisor, for advice in selecting appropriate courses. Environmental Studies Areas of Concentrations: |
Internship |
| All students majoring in Environmental Studies are required to participate in a 100-hr. environment-related internship (EEES 4940 for 1 credit hour) with a government agency, university laboratory, private corporation, non-profit organization or other approved sponsor. Please see the Department of Environmental Sciences Internship webpage for details. |