Choose a career where the grass really is greener
Pfeiffer University’s undergraduate environmental studies program prepares students for jobs ranging from the wildlife and game management field to roles in alternative energy and fuels.
Our environmental studies program will provide you with a foundational understanding of environmental science and the ways that environmental issues influence legislation, social issues, policy and global issues. Set your foot on the path toward truly making the world a better place with an environmental studies degree.
About the Program
Students will take core courses in general education, environmental studies, natural sciences, and electives oriented toward their individual professional goals. curriculum robust liberal arts education with 45 hours of environmental studies courses, to offer you a transformational educational experience.
Courses for environmental studies majors include:
- Wildlife and Conservation Biology
- Reconciliation Ecology
- Global Crisis
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Ethics Issues in Leadership
How to Apply
To apply to the bachelor of arts in environmental studies program, you must first apply to Pfeiffer using our undergraduate admissions application.
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The Pfeiffer environmental studies undergraduate degree program requires a minimum investment of 120 semester hours. In addition to a core liberal arts education, environmental studies majors will take 45 hours of environmental studies major curriculum and 26 hours of electives.
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Career Opportunities
After completing the bachelor of environmental studies degree, Pfieffer graduates will be ready to pursue careers in a range of settings, including:
- Conservation-oriented NGOs
- Government agencies
- Urban planning
- Community health
- Environmental education