WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
School of the Environment
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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Tuition / yr
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Bachelor's
Level
- Learn and discover while exploring the outdoorsHands-on Exploration
- Dig into diverse research opportunitiesResearch Focus
- Work alongside leading scientists and educatorsExpert Faculty
- Study ecology, conservation science, climate change, and geologyKey Disciplines
- Launch your career with strong foundational educationCareer Preparation
- Gain practical experience and field trainingApplied Learning
The School of the Environment at Washington State University offers undergraduate and graduate programs focused on understanding and addressing global environmental challenges. Our curriculum provides technical knowledge, practical skills, and hands-on experience in areas such as earth systems, ecosystem science, conservation, and sustainability. Students engage in diverse research opportunities alongside leading scientists, exploring topics like climate change, geology, forest management, and wildlife ecology. We aim to equip students for successful careers in science, industry, and environmental organizations, enabling them to make a tangible difference in the world. Our programs emphasize field training and analytical techniques, preparing graduates for leadership roles in managing, conserving, and restoring natural resources and ecosystems.
Careers
Our programs prepare students for exciting careers in environmental science, industry, nonprofit organizations, and academia. Graduates are equipped for roles in wildlife management, conservation, consulting, earth resource management, and ecosystem restoration.
- Earth Scientist
- Environmental Scientist
- Forest Ecologist
- Forest Manager
- Wildlife Biologist
- Conservation Scientist
- Environmental Consultant
- Resource Manager