Study Programs

Seattle University offers seven study programs at the undergraduate level aimed at developing a career that advances sustainability.

  1. Center for Environmental Justice and Sustainability
  2. Sustainability in Academics
  3. Sustainability Study Programs
A group of people walking on a sidewalk.

The Civil Engineering program provides a strong foundation in mathematics, basic and engineering sciences, the humanities and social sciences. The Environmental Specialty gives prepares you for a career in developing technical solutions to environmental challenges. Learn more about the BS in Civil Engineering with Environmental Specialty.

The Environmental Engineering Minor is open to students not majoring in Civil Engineering. Learn more about the Minor in Environmental Engineering.

The Environmental Science degree offers a broad background in the basic and applied sciences. The major is partially self-designed, allowing you to take additional upper division courses in the areas that suit your interests. One learning objective is to comprehensively understand significant environmental issues impacting global society. Learn more about the BS in Environmental Science.

The Environmental Science Minor is open to students not majoring in Environmental Science. Learn more about the Minor in Environmental Science.

The Marine and Conservation Biology degree allows students to develop an appreciation for the marine environments and ecology and conservation efforts. The curriculum includes several course options in biodiversity, organismal biology, physiology, and ecosystems and encourages participation in related research projects. Learn more about the BS in Marine and Conservation Biology.

The Environmental Studies degree prepares you for a career in environmental education, urban planning, environmental journalism, natural resource management, park management, ecological restoration, sustainable agriculture, corporate sustainability and environmental consulting. You can choose a specialization in Ecological Systems; Politics, Policy, and Justice; Urban Sustainability; and Environmental Education and Communication.  Learn more about the BA in Environmental Studies.

The Environmental Studies Minor is open to students not majoring in Environmental Studies. Learn more about the Minor in Environmental Studies.