Licence en études environnementales

The Environmental Studies program gives students the flexibility to select courses that approach environmental issues from a perspective of interest to them, from business to natural resources conservation to philosophy and theology. Program requirements put to good use the natural setting of the campus and surrounding areas.

A perfect double major or minor

Students who are passionate about sustainable development can combine this major with a minor or even a second major in an area that reflects their skills and career interests. Recent graduates have successfully completed second majors or minors in Biology, Chemistry, Psychology, International Studies, International Business, Political Science, English, and Journalism/Communication.

Earn 'green' certificates

St. Bonaventure offers four, 12-credit certificates in areas of environmental studies:

• environmental law
• alternative energy
• business
• environmental reporting.

Nonmajors can enhance their undergraduate experience with these course sequences, which provide the fundamental theories of sustainability while focusing on an area of interest within the field. Students may earn up to two certificates.

A major leading to wide-ranging career options

Environmental Studies majors go on to careers in industry, government, and the nonprofit sector, as well as to graduate and professional programs in Environmental Studies and Sustainability.

The breadth of this program will prepare students for a wide range of careers, such as “green” business initiatives, environmental law and policy, natural resource conservation, environmental education, environmental journalism and marketing, and work with governmental and other organizations working to build a more sustainable future.