BS Ecology for Environmental Science
Course Overview
This Bachelor of Science in Ecology for Environmental Science at the University of North Texas prepares students for impactful careers in biological sciences by providing a comprehensive scientific foundation. As the first program of its kind in the region, it equips you to understand complex ecosystems and address pressing environmental challenges. The curriculum integrates advanced coursework with practical, applied experience to turn scientific knowledge into real-world solutions.
Key Program Highlights
- First university in the region to offer this specialized ecology degree program
- Comprehensive curriculum spanning advanced biology, chemistry, physics, and applied ecotoxicology
- Focus on biological diversity, ecosystem function, and developing sustainable communities
- Learn from faculty active in cutting-edge research, from conservation genetics to satellite remote sensing
- Prepares graduates for careers as scientists, conservationists, policy advisors, and environmental educators
Course Overview
This Bachelor of Science in Ecology for Environmental Science at the University of North Texas prepares students for impactful careers in biological sciences by providing a comprehensive scientific foundation. As the first program of its kind in the region, it equips you to understand complex ecosystems and address pressing environmental challenges. The curriculum integrates advanced coursework with practical, applied experience to turn scientific knowledge into real-world solutions.
Key Program Highlights
- First university in the region to offer this specialized ecology degree program
- Comprehensive curriculum spanning advanced biology, chemistry, physics, and applied ecotoxicology
- Focus on biological diversity, ecosystem function, and developing sustainable communities
- Learn from faculty active in cutting-edge research, from conservation genetics to satellite remote sensing
- Prepares graduates for careers as scientists, conservationists, policy advisors, and environmental educators
