BS in Ecosystem Science and Sustainability, Colorado State University

Fort Collins, Colorado

48 Months

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About this course

This Bachelor of Science program is designed for students passionate about making an impact on environmental stability. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that combines a strong scientific foundation in ecosystem ecology with insights into cultural, social, economic, and political aspects of sustainability. The program aims to equip students with the tools, strategies, and connections needed for ecological work, including managing global ecosystem services. As part of the Warner College of Natural Resources, it prepares students for careers in sustainability and natural resource sciences, involving work in wild spaces and contributions to ecological preservation.

Why this course is highly recommended

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Course fees

Application fees

26.86L

1st year tuition fees

26.86L

Living cost

Degree requirements

English language test

IELTS

TOEFL

PTE

DUOLINGO

110

Career prospects

Graduates with this degree are qualified for a variety of roles related to sustainability and natural resources. Possible careers include Biological Science Technician, Climate Change Scientist, Corporate Environmental Consultant, Ecologist, Environmental Educator, Municipal Sustainability Coordinator, Natural Resource Specialist, and Natural Areas Technician. The program also aligns with related majors like Human Dimensions of Natural Resources, Natural Resources Management, Restoration Ecology, and Watershed Science and Sustainability, offering pathways into further graduate study in ecosystems and sustainability.

FAQs

Are tours available for prospective students?

Yes, tours may be available as part of admissions tours and info sessions throughout the year. For more opportunities, students can contact Carmyn Ginnetti, the Recruitment and Engagement Coordinator.

Is this a competitive major?

No, this major is not competitive.