The B.S. in Environmental Sciences is an interdisciplinary degree that prepares students to develop and apply science and technical knowledge to conserve and sustainably manage social-ecological systems. By combining a science-based core curriculum with hands-on experience students are challenged to identify, analyze, and respond to complex environmental problems across local, regional, and global scales. In the Rubenstein School, emphasis on such cutting-edge areas as ecological design, geospatial technologies, restoration of damaged ecosystems, and management of resilient ecosystems equips Environmental Sciences graduates with the latest tools and skills to steward our forests, waters, and landscapes.

Official secondary school transcript sent directly to Admissions by your high school (official translation of transcripts if not already in English). First quarter grades or mid-year grades if available. One letter of recommendation is required. All applicants whose first language is not English must send official TOEFL or IELTS test scores to the Office of Admissions.