Ba environmental sciences in Emory university

The field of environmental sciences challenges students to examine both the ecological and social underpinnings of environmental issues and the complex interplay among these systems at local to global scales. The Department of Environmental Sciences at Emory University offers an interdisciplinary curriculum that combines coursework in both natural and social sciences and the humanities. Because environmental issues transcend traditional disciplinary boundaries, the structure and content of the Environmental Sciences (ENVS) curriculum emphasizes systems thinking and integrative learning. Classroom activities and field and individual study courses allow students to engage in real world issues. The curriculum is designed to sharpen critical thinking and problem solving skills by challenging students to translate theory and classroom learning into practice. Students are strongly encouraged to participate in internships and/or research, and to study abroad when possible.

Official high school transcripts, Official college transcripts, Secondary school report/counselor s recommendation, Two teacher letters of recommendation, Mid-year report, TOEFL IBT-100, IELTS-7.5

Environmental Engineer,Geologist, Environmental Scienctist

1st Jan