The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science program at Young Harris College equips students to address complex environmental challenges. You will gain a strong foundation in the natural sciences while also exploring the social, economic, and ethical dimensions of environmental issues. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills, including training in instrumentation and field techniques, and fosters collaborative problem-solving. Through engaging with faculty and participating in projects with local, regional, and national organizations, students develop a comprehensive understanding of environmental science and its applications. This program prepares graduates for diverse careers or further study in advanced degree programs.
The Environmental Science degree requires 120 credit hours of coursework, including General Education, Electives, and Program-specific courses.
Graduates of the Environmental Science program are prepared for a variety of career paths and further academic pursuits.
Please refer to the Admissions section for detailed undergraduate admission requirements.
Specific tuition and living cost details for international students are not provided on the program page. Please consult the Young Harris College Admissions and Finance departments for current figures.