646 Environmental and Earth Sciences BSc Degree Programs

Gain your Environmental Science with Hazards and Disasters BSc (Hons) degree with Kingston University. We are ranked No.1 in London and No.4 in the UK for Geography in the Guardian University Guide 2025. This course is also accredited by the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), meaning you'll be employment-ready upon graduation.

Graduates of the Bio- and Environmental Engineering degree program are involved in various current topics. The course offers a unique combination of science and technology to address the challenges of our time and develop sustainable solutions.

This course allows you to develop skills in the collection, processing, and analysis of environmental data which are eventually use in the development and evaluation of policy and practical training in the techniques of environmental management.

This program is an investment in our future, as it enables you to learn about and understand the processes taking place in our environment—such as the scientific foundations of climate change and the biodiversity crisis—and to use your knowledge to help protect our planet.

The BSc in Environmental Engineering is a practical, technical undergraduate degree that trains environmental engineers with applied natural science, ecological, technical, economic and management skills. Typical duration: 7 semesters (3.5 years). The programme totals 210 ECTS credits.

The Bachelor of Science in Global Environmental Science (GES) program at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa (UHM) Department of Oceanography in the School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) trains students to be knowledgeable in Earth-system science and think creatively about solving present and future challenges facing communities and natural resources.

The degree offers further specialisation in engineering geology and hydrogeology. Engineering geology is the study of the behaviour of ground (soil and rock) and how likely it is to affect engineering works. It comprises geotechnical studies and relates to construction (eg founding or excavation) on and with geological materials (eg construction materials), and to the influences of geological, geomorphological and hydrological processes on construction and development. Hydrogeology refers to the occurrence, distribution and movement of water below the Earth’s surface. The study of groundwater is generally both quantitative (eg water supply, safe abstraction and the influences of pumping) and qualitative (eg contamination, remediation and drinking water).

This BSc (Honours) in Environmental Science (Environmental Management) course is a specialist route through our BSc (Honours) Environmental Science (Q52) that focuses on environmental management. It’s an interdisciplinary course that combines aspects of biology, ecology, geography, chemistry, technology, management and social science to help you understand environmental situations from all perspectives.

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies combines coursework in biological, physical, and earth sciences, as well as environmental law and ethics. A variety of elective courses, such as ornithology, astronomy, meteorology, and environmental policy, is available.

Kickstart your career in environmental science with Kingston University, ranked No.1 in London and No.4 in the UK for Geography in the Guardian University Guide 2025. Our Environmental Science BSc (Hons) course is also accredited by the Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), meaning you'll be employment-ready upon graduation.

Earth Sciences in a Changing World is an undergraduate interdisciplinary program that offers a rigorous international and comparative perspective on the contemporary global system. Its mission is to foster creative thinking about complex global problems and to equip students with the analytical tools and cross-cultural understanding to guide them in that process. The main goal of the program is to provide basic knowledge in geography, geology, and anthropogenic transformations in the environment and their impact on the lives of local communities and global change.

The Rosenstiel School Undergraduate Program offers both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts undergraduate degree options. The program curriculum includes sciences, mathematics, and liberal arts, allowing students to develop interests in and appreciation of the arts, humanities, and social sciences as well as the natural sciences. ACT and SAT waived/not required/optional!

Explore the human dimensions of conservation including climate change, environmental sustainability, species reintroduction, working with rural communities, human-wildlife conflict and conservation policy, so upon graduation, you can make a real difference in tomorrow’s world.

Climate change, pollution, loss of biodiversity, environmental mismanagement, energy use, waste management, sustainability, and protection of natural systems are among the planet’s most pressing problems. We’ll help you understand these issues and develop the evidence-based skills you'll need to do something about them.

The B.Sc. in Environmental Science at Perrotis College equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to understand and address contemporary environmental challenges.