Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences Program

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences program prepares students to understand ecosystems and address environmental issues. It covers environmental components, pollution, natural resource management, and sustainable development through theoretical and applied courses. Students develop scientific research skills applicable to environmental challenges. The program requires completion of 145 credit hours and a minimum GPA of 2.75 out of 5. It supports national efforts in environmental protection and sustainability, and trains students in modern environmental technologies with an emphasis on labor market skills.

Modules

• Basics of Ecology and Biodiversity
• Marine ecology
• Animal physiology and anatomy
• Immunology and environmental epidemiology
• Applied Entomology and Control
• Animal Behavior
• Environmental Microbiology
• Molecular Biology
• Genetics and Cell for Environmental Studies
• Population and Community Ecology
• Wildlife Protection
• Wildlife Management

Admission requires meeting the general undergraduate admission requirements as per the Unified Regulations for Saudi Universities and Islamic University criteria specified by the Department of Biology.

• Environmental Protection Inspector
• Environmental Protection Specialist
• Medical Laboratory Technician
• Weather Forecasting and Environmental Monitoring Station Manager
• Agricultural Specialist
• Agricultural Technician
• Academic Researcher
• Vocational Trainer
• Practicing Teacher