Bachelor of Science in Environmental Policy and Management
Everglades University offers a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Policy and Management, designed to help students develop skills to address pressing environmental issues with confidence and expertise. Our Environmental Policy Degree offers a strong foundation through core subjects such as U.S. Environmental Policy and Management and Environmental Technology and Management, which makes it ideal for career changers and recent high school graduates alike.
- Online &
On Campus - Program Length:
40 Months - Number of Credits:
120
Building Tomorrow’s Environmental Policy Leaders
Program Structure
Our Environmental Policy Program integrates environmental science with public policy and business administration to advance sustainable solutions across government agencies and private sector organizations. This degree is designed for aspiring environmental professionals, with the curriculum emphasizing environmental regulations, climate change solutions, and natural resource conservation. May prepare students to pursue careers focused on addressing environmental issues from pollution control to policy analysis.
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Bachelor of Science in Environmental Policy and Management
A 40-month undergraduate program designed to provide a strong foundation in environmental science, public policy, and business administration for careers in the environmental sector across government agencies and private sector organizations.
What Environmental Policy Courses Will I Take?
Our Environmental Policy and Management degree offers a diverse range of courses designed to prepare students for leadership roles in environmental policy analysis, environmental science, and sustainability coordination, catering to their specific career goals and aspirations.
Bachelor's Degree
Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Environmental Policy and Management
Program Description
Everglades University’s Bachelor of Science in Environmental Policy and Management provides a strong foundation in environmental science, public policy, and business administration. Students will develop critical thinking skills and learn to analyze environmental data while building expertise in sustainability and environmental regulations. The curriculum blends management principles with hands-on knowledge of environmental issues, focused on developing an understanding of climate change, pollution, and natural resource conservation.
Potential Career Opportunities
Graduates may pursue careers in the environmental sector across government agencies and private sector organizations, such as:
- Environmental Policy Analyst
- Environmental Compliance Officer
- Environmental Program Manager
- Natural Resource Planner
- Urban Planner
- Conservation Specialist
- Sustainability Coordinator
- Government Relations Specialist
Program Outline
To receive a Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Environmental Policy and Management, students must complete 120 credits as described below. The program takes approximately 40 months to complete (duration may vary if transfer credits apply).
Master Environmental Policy
Gain expertise in environmental regulations, climate change solutions, natural resource conservation, coastal management, and pollution control across diverse organizations.
Understand Environmental Science & Regulations
Acquire comprehensive knowledge of environmental science, public policy, environmental law, environmental data analysis, and sustainability practices governing government and private sectors.
Develop Critical Thinking & Management Skills
Learn to effectively analyze environmental issues, develop sustainable solutions, apply management principles, and address environmental challenges across industries.
Expand Career Opportunities
Be prepared for roles in environmental policy analysis, environmental science, conservation management, sustainability coordination, and urban planning across public and private sectors.
Student Testimonials
Hear from our alumni who have successfully transitioned into meaningful environmental policy careers after earning their degrees at Everglades University.
Frequently Asked Questions About Environmental Policy and Management
What can I do with a bachelor's degree in Environmental Policy and Management?
Graduates may pursue careers as environmental policy analysts, environmental scientists, conservation managers, sustainability coordinators, and urban planners across government agencies, private sector firms, and nonprofit organizations focused on environmental work.
What makes Everglades University's environmental policy program unique?
Our program combines management skills with environmental science and policy expertise, studying environmental law, economics, disaster relief planning, and coastal management with personalized attention from experienced faculty in small class sizes.
Do I need a Master's Degree to work in environmental policy?
No, a Bachelor's Degree may support you for a range of environmental policy roles, while a master's degree may support advancement into more specialized or leadership-focused roles for those building successful careers.
Can I take environmental policy courses online?
Yes, Everglades University offers this program both online and on campus, with online students accessing the same quality curriculum and completing the same rigorous coursework as on-campus students.
How do I apply for the environmental policy program at Everglades University?
Complete the Online Application located here, and our Admissions Team will speak to you about the next steps!
Is Everglades University accredited?
Yes. Everglades University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award Bachelor's and Master's Degrees.