The Environmental Studies Bachelor of Arts degree program at Young Harris College equips students with critical thinking skills to explore biological sciences through the lens of wilderness and park management. This degree prepares you for careers in conservation or outdoor recreation by providing a strong foundation in scientific concepts and integrating them with an understanding of human interaction with natural environments.
The curriculum requires a total of 120 credit hours, comprising General Education courses, Environmental Studies core courses, and program-specific courses.
This degree prepares students for a variety of roles in the conservation and outdoor recreation sectors.
Please refer to the admissions section for specific international applicant requirements.