BA in Environmental Science, North Park University

Chicago, Illinois

48 Months

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About this course

The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science has been discontinued and is no longer accepting new students. However, this program focused on understanding our natural world and promoting sustainable living. Students learned to assess and address pressing environmental issues, preparing for careers involving animal observation, plant survey work, population analysis, plant restoration, and environmental education. The program aimed to develop skills in data analysis, conservation, ecological research, and restoration, equipping students to contribute to environmental stewardship and sustainability efforts.

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Graduates of this program could pursue careers in animal observation, plant survey work, population analysis, plant restoration, education, and data analysis. Graduate opportunities include conservation biology, ecological restoration, and ecological research, offering diverse pathways to make meaningful contributions to environmental health and sustainability.

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Where do environmental science students study now?

Environmental science students now study in the new Nancy and G. Timothy Johnson Center for Science and Community Life, a state-of-the-art facility that supports lab and practical learning focused on stewardship and sustainability.

What kind of experiential learning opportunities are available?

Students can earn up to 4 credits through internships at organizations like Chicago Botanic Garden, Friends of the Chicago River, Morton Arboretum, The Field Museum, and Shedd Aquarium. Additionally, research trips to locations like Costa Rica and Ethiopia offer hands-on learning experiences.