17 Environmental Biology Bachelor's Degree Programs

The Biology Program at CSU Dominguez Hills is designed to provide students with intensive, progressive and balanced learning experiences in cell and molecular biology, organismal biology, population and community biology, and environmental science.

Conservation Biology is an interdisciplinary track in which you will learn about the negative effects of biodiversity loss and species extinctions and discover strategies to mitigate them. Our program not only ensures that students thoroughly understand and use biological principles and methods, but also provides an education in conservation policy, including theories from the fields of ecology, demography, taxonomy, and genetics. Your studies are combined with a core curriculum that encourages creativity and critical thinking to ensure you’ll be ready to pursue a career upon graduation or continue on to a graduate school or professional program.

The environmental biology major at Saint Mary’s accommodates a wide variety of student interests and career goals. This major is suited for those who desire to enter such areas as zoology, aquatic biology, water quality management, fisheries biology, wildlife ecology, environmental toxicology, environmental planning, natural resource management, and conservation biology.

A Bachelor's in Environmental Biology/Plant Biology offers students a broad understanding of plant sciences and environmental systems. This program combines coursework in biology, ecology, and plant s...

The bachelor's program in Environmental Biology offers students a solid foundation in understanding the natural world and how humans interact with it. The curriculum covers core topics like ecology, c...

The program in Environmental Biology and Microbiology offers students a broad understanding of how living organisms, including microbes, interact with their environment. It covers essential topics lik...

A bachelor's degree in Environmental Biology/Zoology provides students with a strong foundation in understanding the natural world, focusing on how living organisms interact with their environments. T...

Barnard College’s Environmental Science Department provides highly motivated young women with challenging and rewarding programs in Environmental Science, Environmental Biology, and Environment and Sustainability. High academic standards, multidisciplinary courses, and training in methodologies such as fieldwork, measurements, and data analysis, ready our students with the tools needed to think critically, evaluate and solve problems, and understand and communicate science to address the needs of society. Faculty members are nationally and internationally recognized scholars and educators, active in research and curriculum development. Courses are innovative, featuring multimedia and technologically advanced resources. The urban setting, the proximity to the Hudson River, and the numerous affiliations we maintain with Columbia University through Lamont‐Doherty Earth Observatory, the Earth Institute, and the School of Public Health, as well as Black Rock Forest, the American Museum of Natural History and other institutions, allow us to offer undergraduates unparalleled opportunities for student research and educational experiences. Upon successful completion of our program, our students are well prepared to continue their academic studies as graduate students or to pursue successful careers in a wide range of fields.

Understand the world’s ecosystems on a large scale by studying them through some of the smallest details in their life forms. Examine the relationship between environmental and ecological factors in a minor that will enhance your study in any science major.

Start your new career in the exciting and rewarding field of Environmental Technology. Students are educated to national standards in environmental areas related to the natural resource sector, focusing on the oil sands and related Alberta industries. Areas of study include biology, chemistry, ecology, soil science, environmental law, geotechnical procedures, Geographic Information Systems, water quality, wildlife management, and land reclamation within forestry, mining, and oil sands operations.

Algoma U’s four-year Honours Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science program is an interdisciplinary program that integrates core courses in the disciplines of biology, chemistry, and geography. By integrating multiple disciplines, we are able to address some of the most profound and complex concerns faced by modern society.

The Bachelor's in Natural Resources with a Conservation Biology Emphasis prepares students to understand and address ecological and environmental challenges through a comprehensive curriculum that com...

As an Bachelor in Environmental Science degree student at Lewis, you will study the interactions of the biological, chemical and physical processes of the Earth - learning how the complex systems of the planet operate, the relationship between man and nature, and how to design systems that minimize human interference and restore nature's sustainable ecosystems.

The Bachelor's in Conservation Biology program offers students a comprehensive education focused on understanding and protecting biodiversity and natural resources. The curriculum combines principles ...

Discover the science of life. At UMass Amherst, biology is a diverse field of study encompassing everything from the planetary to the microscopic. Students have the opportunity to study genetics, anatomy, physiology, neurobiology, botany, and paleontology, among others. Research is conducted in laboratories and in the field.