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Understanding the Environment

• Recognize the role humans play in the dynamic between nature and culture.
• Understand environmental issues from different approaches.
• Develop employable skills in research techniques and problem-solving.

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Courses in this program can be tailored to suit your career objectives, as well as provide you with many opportunities to gain hands-on experience beyond the classroom through fieldwork and internships.

Add Opportunities And Experiences

Working with community partners, you’ll have the opportunity to engage in hands-on experiences through course projects, internships, research projects, and community service, tackling environmental issues affecting our region and the world.

You'll conduct research with faculty who consist of scientists, geographers, philosophers, sociologists, and anthropologists concerned with the interaction between humans and the natural world.

Our students regularly partner with organizations such as:

• American Museum of Natural History
• Billion Oyster Project
• Nature Conservancy
• Office of Climate and Environmental Justice
• Pocantico River Alliance
• Riverkeeper
• Rockefeller State Park Preserve
• Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture
• Student Conservation Association
• Teatown Lake Reservation
• Westchester County Parks and Recreation
• Wildlife Conservation Society
• US Environmental Protection Agency

Join a Student-Led Club

The ������� Sustainability Initiative (NYC Campus) is a student organization that teaches, assists, and proposes sustainability initiatives aimed at increasing the efficiency of resource use, reduction of waste, and preservation of ecosystems and animal species.

NATURE (Westchester Campus) is a student organization that serves as an outlet for students who have an appreciation and concern for the natural environment, engaging students and forging a sense of responsibility to environmental stewardship.

Green������� Sustainability Committee

Green������� Sustainability Committee (both campuses) serves as an incubator of ideas where students, faculty, staff, and administrators can develop sustainability proposals, create research projects, and implement various green practices while involving the ������� and outside community.

“As an Environmental Studies major, there are so many resources available to me on campus, such as the Nature Center, Choate Pond, and the Environmental Lab, as well as supportive staff and faculty at the Dyson College of Arts and Sciences.”—Rachael Daniels ’22

Choose Your Career

Many of our students go on to advanced environmental degree programs at ������� or at other renowned institutions, or to careers in environmental law, environmental journalism, environmental education, and wildlife conservation. Additionally, graduates have worked as lobbyists on the state and federal level.

Career Options For Graduates Of This Degree Program

Our graduates have gone on to graduate studies or work in fields such as:

• Environmental education
• Environmental ethics
• Environmental journalism
• Environmental management
• Environmental law
• Environmental policy
• Environmental remediation
• Marine biology
• Natural resources and sustainable development
• Urban planning and design
• Zoology

Where Graduates Are Employed

• American Alpine Club
• American Museum of Natural History
• Ciba-Gigy
• Department of Environmental Protection (NYS and NYC)
• Department of Parks and Recreation (NYS and NYC)
• Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• GrowNYC
• Hudson River Park Trust
• Long Island Sound Taskforce
• NYC Governor's Office of Storm Recovery
• NYC Housing Authority
• NYC Parks Department
• NY/NJ Port Authority
• Royal Caribbean International
• Smithsonian National Zoo
• Westchester County Department of Conservation
• Wildlife Conservation Society
• World Cocoa Foundation