Why a Degree in the SEOE?

Whether you are interested in geology and geophysics, marine and coastal science, environmental science, or the policy and social dimensions of environmental issues, SEOE offers a program that can fit your interests.

Our undergraduate majors explore questions involving water resources and water quality, climate change, coastal processes, natural hazards, conservation, energy and mineral resources, sustainability and more.  Students gain hands-on experience in  laboratory, field, and community settings while learning how Earth and environmental systems affect people and places.

An SEOE degree can prepare you for entry-level careers in science, environmental consulting, government, nonprofits, education and related fields, as well as for graduate and professional study.

 

Learn more about each Degree Program:

Our degree programs share a commitment to hands-on learning while offering different ways to explore Earth, ocean and environmental questions. Take a closer look at what each program can offer.

B.A. in Environmental Studies

B.S. in Environmental Sciences

B.S. in Marine Sciences

B.S. in Geological Sciences

 

Research or Internship Opportunities

Beyond-the-classroom experiences are an important part of an SEOE education. Students are encouraged to get involved in research, internships, fieldwork, study abroad, student organizations and community-engagement opportunities. These experiences build practical skills, help students explore career interests and create professional connections.

 

Careers

SEOE graduates pursue careers across the United States and around the world. Their work spans environmental science and consulting, marine and coastal science, geology, conservation, government, policy, education and more.   Explore some of the career options and resources for students in our degree programs.