About Us
About Environmental Studies
The Environmental Studies Program at UNO offers interdisciplinary undergraduate degrees that provide students with training in the breadth of disciplines required to understand the complex nature of solving environmental challenges. From the core requirements students acquire interdisciplinary training and an understanding of the breadth of the discplines that make up the environmental sciences, as well as in depth training to ensure they have the scientific expertise to effectively pursue a career relating to the environment.
Environmental Studies At-a-Glance
| Undergraduate Programs | |
|---|---|
| Number of Students: | 130 |
| Degrees Offered: | Bachelor of Science |
| Options Offered: | Analytical Sciences, Earth Sciences, Geography & Planning, Life Sciences |
| Credits Needed: | 76 |
| Minor Offered: | Environmental Science |
| Number of Faculty: | 23 full-time, 10 adjunct and part-time |
Environmental Studies is housed in Allwine Hall.
This is the entrance to Allwine Hall if you're looking at the building from the fountain beside Milo Bail Student Center.
Contact Us
- Environmental Science Program: Director: Dr. John McCarty
- Email: jmccarty@unomaha.edu
- Phone: 402.554.2849
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