671 Sustainability BSc Degree Programs

Environmental engineers advance the science and technology of air quality, water quality, water resources, housing, and other built environments, green space development, and the protection of plants, animals, and their habitats. The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering prepares you to address some of the greatest collective challenges of our time.

Are you ready to shape the tourism ecosystem more sustainably? Would you like to study abroad and graduate with a Swiss degree, benefiting from a curriculum developed and delivered in cooperation with the World Tourism Organization (UN Tourism)? If so, this diverse and flexible three-year BSc program is for you.

Do you want to understand the complexities of today’s gender issues, social media use, food habits, social justice movements, labour relations or religious expressions? Join our international bachelor's programme in Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology and get insight into people's social and cultural differences!

Ready to shape the future of cities? Join Urban Sustainability Studies to study across Europe, pick from 20+ minors, and tackle the challenges modern cities face. With personal advice and hands-on experience, this unique programme sets you apart!

BSc Environmental Sustainability Science is one of the biggest challenges and most important targets of the present. We need to take urgent action for our planet and develop strategies to work towards a more sustainable future. In our Environmental Sustainability Science course, you will explore three key areas: clean water, land degradation and climate action.

Do you want to develop new sustainable science and engineering innovations, build sustainability consulting businesses, research climate change, create technology solutions, or embark upon related interdisciplinary careers? A BS in Sustainability Studies from Florida Tech could be right for you. Along the way, you’ll develop strong systems-thinking skills, build hands-on experience through campus and community research projects at a university started by NASA scientists, and prepare for a career in the early stages of the remarkable emergence of many sustainability initiatives.

Our planet is faced with many challenging problems and we need problem solvers. The Environmental Science for Sustainability, Ecosystems and Technology programme (ESSET) will transform you into an ambitious environmental professional with a BSc degree.

The BSc in Environmental Management with Professional Studies explores environmental management's physical, social, economic and cultural aspects. It combines aspects of science, geography and environmental planning with an ecological work placement to understand the environmental systems in which we live and work.

Sustainability is complicated. How can we find a way for both humans and nature to thrive alongside each other on our rapidly changing planet? By examining sustainability issues from different perspectives, at the local, regional, and global levels, you will learn how to create action for a just and greener future.

Are you passionate about protecting the planet and solving real-world environmental problems? In the Environment & Sustainability cluster, you’ll explore some of today’s biggest challenges: climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution. Living and studying in Zeeland, a region shaped by water, you'll have a unique opportunity to engage with local environmental issues through the Delta Challenges.

Environmental science explores the complexities of the natural environment and our relationship with it. This specialist route, available in our BSc (Honours) Natural Sciences (Q64), takes a holistic approach to the science of our environment investigating topics such as global warming, water resources, pollution and conservation. Our environment is fascinating – but it’s under threat from climate change, biodiversity loss and resource depletion. Explore the consequences and implications of environmental change for sustainability from a scientific perspective, by learning about the processes, links and interactions operating in different environments.

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.

The Environmental Engineering BSc program is designed to give students a strong foundation in solving real-world environmental issues. It covers key areas like water and wastewater treatment, air qual...

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.

Natural ecosystems are intricately linked with human society, yet their sustainability is threatened by the rapid expansion of our population and its industries. Of all scientific disciplines, ecology is best placed to offer long-term solutions.

Do you want to contribute to the transition to a circular economy? Then the unique new Maastricht bachelor's program in Circular Engineering is the perfect choice for you: the engineer of the future. The bachelor in Circular Engineering combines a rigid engineering foundation with in-depth knowledge and skills in one of three engineering concentrations while focusing on sustainability throughout the curriculum.

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 BSc Sustainable Maritime Operations qualification is aimed at those who wish to gain a full Bachelor’s degree, possibly upgrading from another previous achievement such as a Foundation degree.