Regardless of which UVM school you pursue the environmental sciences through, you'll have the natural workspace of Vermont in your backyard.

Requirements for Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree

Despite the major being a united one, degree requirements differ between the three schools. View the requirements for the three schools of study (College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS), College of Arts and Sciences (CAS), and the Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources (RSENR)):

• Bachelor of science in ENSC degree requirements for CALS (to official catalogue)
• Bachelor of science in ENSC degree requirements for CAS (to official catalogue)
• Bachelor of science in ENSC degree requirements for RSENR (to official catalogue)

Requirements for core courses in environmental sciences

View the requirements for each common set of environmental science courses:

• Required pre- and co-requisite courses (24-32 credits)
• Foundation courses (11-12 credits)
• Core courses (14-16 credits)

Download a printable list of required courses for a B.S. in environmental sciences (Note: this is a .pdf file and may require you to download Adobe^® Reader)

Requirements for nine focus areas in environmental sciences

View the required course lists for each focus area:

• Agriculture and the Environment
• Conservation Biology and Biodiversity
• Ecololgical Design
• Environmental Analysis and Assessment
• Environmental Biology
• Environmental Chemistry
• Environmental Geology
• Environmental Resources
• Water Resources

Download a printable list of requirements for all focus track courses (.pdf)