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For those pursuing a career in environmental studies, our general major provides an ideal foundation.
You don't need to declare a specialization immediately. Explore different areas to find your passion. This program offers personalized learning, with Lakeland's established reputation for developing practical, marketable skills.
Begin with immersive classroom and fieldwork experiences. You'll study diverse environmental science topics including:
ecosystems
geospatial mapping technologies
pasture management
soil analysis
environmental policy
forest management
After building core competencies, tailor your education in year two by selecting 4 electives. Choices span from life sciences to animal studies, such as:
Fisheries Science and Technology
Pollution Studies
Land Restoration Techniques
Wetland Ecosystems
Soil Preservation
Wildlife Conservation Strategies
Aquifer Assessment
For instance, aspiring water conservation professionals might focus on fisheries management and wetland studies. Those interested in reducing industrial impacts could specialize in land rehabilitation and wildlife preservation courses.