Earth and Environmental Science, B.A.

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The flexible curriculum can be tailored to meet the academic interests of students interested in Earth history, Earth process, and human transformation of the planet.

Candidates for the B.A. degree must complete:

a mathematics course, appropriate for the discipline:

and, six more EES courses.

Further considerations

Students anticipating graduate study and professional work in earth and environmental sciences should obtain the B.S. degree. The following are also recommended:

Course Options for First-Year Students

If you are interested in exploring classes within this department, here are some possibilities to consider.

Entry Level Courses (with associated GER)

EES-112 Environmental Science Natural World (NW) and Humans and Natural Environment (NE)
EES-113 Natural Hazards and Natural Disasters Natural World (NW) and Humans and Natural Environment (NE)
EES-115 Earth Systems Natural World (NW) and Humans and Natural Environment (NE)
SUS-120 Principles of Sustainability Science Natural World (NW) and Humans and Natural Environment (NE)