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In addition to academic majors available at ESF, many departments offer academic “minors” for undergraduate students to build an area of additional breadth outside their major program of study.

The Environmental Education and Interpretation Program inspires students to discover and design impactful ways to connect diverse learners with science and with natural and built environments.

The bioprocess engineering program prepares students for careers as engineers in the bioprocess or biotechnology industry. The bioprocess engineering program provides instruction in the fundamentals ...

Conservation biology is the application of science to conserve the earth's imperiled species and ecosystems. The field is growing rapidly and ever increasing in importance in response to the ...

ESF's Environmental Studies graduate programs integrate social, cultural, and environmental knowledge and skills to address the challenges of the 21st century. The Department of Environmental Studies ...

The paper engineering program is a chemical engineering-based curriculum designed to provide greater depth in fiber and paper processing for students preparing for an engineering career in the pulp, ...

In pursuing the Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry, students will first build a strong foundation in general chemistry, general biology, physical, and organic chemistry prior to choosing directed and ...

ESF's Research Foundation (RF) Travel Team works with travelers before and after their trips to navigate travel rules and ensure reimbursements are received as expected. The Travel Team is committed ...

Travel expenses should be submitted as soon as practicable after returning from your trip so that expenses are posted to the award timely.

21 credits required for breadth and depth of knowledge. Breadth: 3 credits from each of 3 focus areas (total of nine credits) Depth: 12 credits from a fourth focus area. NOTE: Some Focus Area Elective ...