What is an environmental studies degree?

In the Environmental Studies program you will engage in a curriculum that includes the study of living systems, earth science, and environment-society relations, to examine the relationship between humans and the natural environment from a variety of perspectives. 

Why should you major in environmental studies at Redlands?

Through small class sizes, the Environmental Studies program at Redlands will immerse you in conservation and sustainability challenges, combining outdoor activities with practical solutions. You will have the opportunity to participate in community-based environmental justice events like the Climate Teach-In, explore environments through camping trips or by studying aboard, work on the Sustainable University of Redlands Farm (SURF), and join student-led organizations like Students for Environmental Action (SEA). As a student in the program, you will be provided with a robust network of professionals and skills in various areas, have the opportunity for paid summer internships and research, and the option to pursue advanced degrees post-program completion. 

Classes you'll take

To view specific classes, program requirements, and coursework information, visit the current university catalog.