 Environmental Programs The University of New Hampshire is one of the nation’s leaders in environmental education and research. From the ocean floor to outer space, from engineering to policy, environmental science to ecological economics, UNH is home to some of the foremost expertise in the country in environmental matters, and has exciting educational opportunities at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. These web pages provide a guide to the various programs offered by UNH that relate closely to the environment. The information here is geared primarily at undergraduate students, but the interested graduate student may also find guidance and information about UNH’s environmental programs. Environmental
Sciences UNH has a diverse set of environmental science and engineering programs
for undergraduate majors and minors. The degree programs are listed below,
and each link will take you to the department offering the program where
you can find greater detail.
If you are a freshman and thinking about majoring in some area of environmental
science or engineering, the following is a recommended course of study
for your first two semesters at UNH. The minimum set of courses is as follows:
Students are encouraged to take one or more of the following classes. These classes provide an introduction to various Environmental Science and Engineering programs and may help in deciding on a major (each are 1 credit courses):
Environmental
Studies and Policy Research
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