Environmental Studies

B.A.
B.G.S.
B.S.
Minor
Overview: 

The Environmental Studies Program at the University of Kansas, established in 1971, is one of the oldest environmental studies programs in the country. It is an interdisciplinary program, with faculty from professional schools, natural sciences, social sciences, and humanities.

The program provides you with the tools you need to investigate environmental phenomena, including soil sampling and freshwater ecology to policy-making and social science. As an Environmental Studies student, you'll learn how to put together what other disciplines take apart.

Career options: 

The undergraduate Environmental Studies program strives to provide you with the kind of learning experiences that will help you graduate as a leader in the environmental arena.

Visit the Environmental Studies website for more information on internships, community organizations, and job postings. You can also visit the University Career Center website for more information on finding a career to fit your passion in Environmental Studies.


Environmental Studies Program

esp.ku.edu
envstudies@ku.edu
785-864-8902
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Advisor name: 
J. Christopher Brown
Advisor title: 
Director of Environmental Studies Program
Advisor email: 
jcbrown2@ku.edu
Advisor name: 
Lisa Hamblen
Advisor title: 
Advisor
Advisor email: 
lhamblen@ku.edu
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