Environmental Sciences B.S.

CA 1xxx
CA 2xxx

This program requires a minimum of 40 credits of liberal education and completion of the ten goal areas of the Minnesota Transfer Curriculum. The following are specific required liberal education courses.

The BS in environmental science with an emphasis in science trains students with the scientific background to understand the fate of chemicals in a variety of human and non-human environments. This will enable students to have a strong understanding of how chemicals move in the environment, and the impacts they have in the various parts of the environment. This science-based understanding of chemical fate and transport will allow students to inform policymakers as to the effectiveness of various decisions on the protection of the environment.

The Environmental Sciences B.S. with an emphasis in Science requires a minimum of 52 credits within the major.

At least 13 upper-division (3xxx-level or higher) credits in the major must be completed through University of Minnesota Crookston.

In addition to the program requirements above, students in this sub-plan must complete the following requirements.

The BS in environmental science with an emphasis in studies trains students with the general understanding of environmental science with specific applications focusing on how it manifests in our society. These students will be at the core of making environmental policies, city planning, and sustainable development.

The Environmental Sciences B.S. with an emphasis in Studies requires a minimum of 52 credits within the major.

At least 12.5 upper-division (3xxx-level or higher) credits in the major must be completed through University of Minnesota Crookston.

In addition to the program requirements above, students in this sub-plan must complete the following requirements.