Advantages
USJ’s B.S. in Environmental Science provides students with a collaborative interdisciplinary with focus on:
- Community-based projects
- Regional partnerships
- field and laboratory environmental research
- Real-world environmental experiences
In USJ’s B.S. in Environmental Science degree program, students will be able to identify and use technologies and scientific methods for both field and lab-related environmental research, and critically analyze interdisciplinary environmental issues. Students will be able to communicate complex environmental information to various audiences through writing, digital, and oral presentations.
Graduates from the program will be ready to start their careers in a growing field. USJ’s community partnerships with local environmental organizations provide students opportunities to engage in hands-on learning experiences, field work, and internships. Potential employers include the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), Connecticut River Conservancy, and National Audubon Society.
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USJ’s community partnerships with local environmental organizations provide students opportunities to engage in hands-on research, field work, and internships.
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USJ’s B.S. in Environmental Science provides students with a collaborative interdisciplinary with focus on:
“Environmental science is a diverse field with many different career options… The launch of the new Environmental Science program celebrates the many ongoing projects and partnerships with local and regional environmental organizations. Students interested in the environmental science field will gain ‘real world’ experience working on environmental projects, and will be able to provide service to communities while learning the skills they will use in their future careers.”
-Dr. Kirsten Martin, Associate Professor of Biology
Contact:
Kirsten Martin, Ph.D.
Program Director of Environmental Science
Associate Professor of Biology
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 860.231.5385