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Major
Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology
Majors in wildlife, fish and conservation biology study the relationships between human needs and wildlife needs for shelter and habitat preservation.
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Minor
Wildlife, Fish and Conservation Biology

The minor in wildlife, fish and conservation biology is designed for students interested in basic training and understanding of the ecology and conservation of wild terrestrial and aquatic ver

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Minor
Watershed Science

The minor in watershed science is intended for environmental, natural or social science students who have an interest in the interfaces between hydrology, ecology, policy and management.

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Major
Undeclared/Exploratory Program
The undeclared/exploratory program allows you to sample a variety of majors and career options before making up your mind.
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Graduate Program
Transportation Technology and Policy

The Transportation Technology and Policy program is an interdisciplinary graduate group designed to meet the world’s growing need for highly qualified, thoughtful and dedicated leaders in sustainab

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Graduate Program
Textiles

The Textiles Graduate Program gives students an in-depth interdisciplinary knowledge of textiles including the social and physical sciences in relation to textile usage, and the ability to design a

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Major
Sustainable Environmental Design
The sustainable environmental design major prepares students to thoughtfully plan communities, design livable cities, and create equitable urban spaces.
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Minor
Sustainability in the Built Environment

The built environment plays an integral role in meeting society’s most basic needs of shelter, security, mobility, community, and water and waste treatment, but it also contributes significantly to

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Graduate Program
Soils and Biogeochemistry

The Soils and Biogeochemistry Graduate Program focuses on the study of physical, chemical, and biological processes that occur in the soils of different landforms and ecosystems.

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Science and Technology Studies
The science and technology studies (STS) major unites the perspectives of the humanities and social sciences together with science, technology and medicine.