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Earth and Environmental Scientists Impact Our World

Earth and environmental scientists are problem solvers, addressing issues related to energy & water resources, natural disasters, and environmental protection. Knowledge of earth and environmental sciences, the scientific study of Earth's dynamic processes and history, will be key to achieving sustainability in the 21st century.

As an earth and environmental scientist, you can work as an environmental scientist, hydrologist, engineering geologist, computer cartographer/GIS analyst, or even a planetary geologist studying planets and moons to understand the origin of our solar system.

If you are a high schooler who is interested in the earth and environmental sciences, check out our GETUP program here!

You will like EES if...

♦ You enjoy learning about minerals, rocks, fossils, earthquakes, & volcanoes

♦ You are curious about how geologic processes affect peoples' day-to-day lives

♦ Making maps and interpreting satellite imagery sounds intriguing

♦ You often wonder how our planet was formed and continues to change

♦ You enjoy field trips and want to learn in Utah's amazing "outdoor laboratory"

 

See yourself here...

Can you see yourself using your curiosity, knowledge, and skills to improve how human communities interact with their environment, solve problems, and plan for the future?

We have several degrees designed to help you make that happen.

Cleaning up the environment, exploring for natural resources and helping communities prepare for and lessen the impact of geologic hazards, there are many careers that will allow you to help make the world a better place today, and for generations to come.

 

 

Now let us help!

♦ New Students Apply to 91¶ÌÊÓƵ. Apply To 91¶ÌÊÓƵ

♦ Contact the CoS Advising Office.
General Advising

♦ Declare your Earth and Environmental Science program by scheduling an appointment with the department chair.

Declare Your Major