Bachelor's in Environmental Studies

Environmental Studies is a Bachelor program taught at Florida Gulf Coast University, USA. Intake: spring semester. The program is offered in campus-based modes with full-time options.

The Environmental Studies minor complements an undergraduate major by introducing scientific, political, and cultural aspects of environmental problems. Students build awareness of paths toward sustainable solutions. The minor also provides background for environmentally related careers in business, education, law, policy, or research, and preparation for graduate study.

To complete the minor, students use at least 15 credits solely for the Environmental Studies minor requirements. Coursework includes required Environmental Systems courses with labs, two foundation courses chosen from research methods and social sciences options, elective courses, and ENVS 4943, Environmental Seminar, offered every spring semester.

Modules

• EESC2201, Environmental Systems: The Human Footprint
• EESC 2202, Environmental Systems: Ecosystems
• EESC 2203, Environmental Systems: Water Resources
• EESC 2204, Environmental Systems: Geochemistry
• EESC 2205, Environmental Systems: Climate Change
• EESC 2206, Environmental Systems: Oceans
• EESC 2207, Environmental Systems: Earthquakes
• EESC 2208, Environmental Systems: Quantitative Methods
• ENVS 3360 Research Methods in Environmental Studies
• ENVS 3370 Geospatial Data Analysis for Environmental Sustainability to Reseach Methods Course
• ECON 2277 Environmental Economics and Policy
• ECON 2278 Environmental Economics

The minimum requirements for admission in Environmental Studies at Florida Gulf Coast University for all applicants (Domestic or International) are:

• program specific academic requirment set by Florida Gulf Coast University.
• English Language OR any other language requirments as set by Florida Gulf Coast University as pre-requiste for admission in Environmental Studies.

Note: Please check the university website in the link below.

At least 15 credits must be used solely for the ENVS minor requirements (i.e.,only 4 credits can be shared with requirements for your major or the University Core).

Your ENVS minor courses must involve at least three different departments.

Requirements also include: (A) EESC2201 plus lab; (B) one Environmental Systems course plus lab; (C) two foundation courses (6 credits) with one chosen from Research Methods and one chosen from Social Sciences; (D) 2 or more elective courses (at least 6 credits) including at least three credits from courses numbered 3000 and above; and (E) ENVS 4943, Environmental Seminar, (3 credits), offered every spring semester.

Please check detail of study units at https://www.bc.edu/content/bc-web/schools/morrissey/sites/envstudies/academics/minor.html

• Business
• Education
• Law
• Policy
• Research

The minor provides background for environmentally related careers and preparation for graduate study.

80 fully funded scholarships are listed for USA. See USA scholarships.