Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science at Notre Dame University provides an interdisciplinary education focusing on interactions between environmental processes and human behavior. The curriculum includes core sciences such as biology, chemistry, physics, and statistics alongside environmental topics like pollution, health, resource conservation, and risk assessment. Students develop analytical skills by engaging in environmental problem analysis, data collection, and modeling of human-environment systems. The program promotes critical thinking, problem-solving, and integrative thinking within a multidisciplinary environment, strengthening integrity and social responsibility. This degree prepares students for roles in environmental policy, management, and consultancy across various sectors.

• Ministries, municipalities, NGOs and international agencies
• Environmental policy
• Environmental impact assessment
• Environmental analyst
• Environmental consultant
• Waste, wastewater and pollution management
• Nature reserve management
• Biodiversity consultant
• Biodiversity, Wildlife and marine life protection
• Ecotourism
• Urban planning
• Environmental auditing