Environmental Science and Studies: Environmental Science Concentration
Program Transfer Guide
Towson University

Effective
Fall, 2024 - Current
Instruction Methods
In person
About the Program
The environmental science and studies program prepares students to enter a range of environmental careers in which they will make a difference as scientists, policy makers, industry representatives and citizens. Graduates also go on to advanced studies, professional training programs, and positions in business, industry and government.
Students in the environmental science and studies major take courses in geography, biology, chemistry, political science, geology, economics, health science and philosophy, taught by faculty from many colleges within the university.
Students in this major select the environmental science concentration or the environmental studies concentration.
Environmental scientists need to be familiar with natural systems and how they respond to disturbance. They also need to understand the interactions and potential for conflict between social and natural systems. The program prepares students with specific training in your selected specialization and interdisciplinary study. Faculty represent a broad range of expertise, including biology, chemistry, geology, ecology, mathematics, geography, philosophy, political science, economics and environmental health.
You will also benefit from the integration of the various disciplines and perspectives during the senior seminar, research, or internship opportunity that all students complete toward the end of their program of study.