Overview
The 5-year B.S./M.S. program combines two degrees: a B.S. in
Environmental Science with an M.S. in Environmental Health and
Engineering. Eligibility for the program is competitive and
admission is based on overall academic performance and
scientific/math aptitude. Early planning is essential and students
must apply for the combined B.S/M.S. program before the end of the
sophomore year. In addition to the B.S. requirements, students
complete a total of 12 graduate credits during the senior year.
Recommended Graduate Courses during the Senior
Year
GENV 500 Environmental Research Methods (3) GENV 520
Environmental Site Assessment or GENV 522 Wetlands Science
& Engineering (2) GENV 536/537 Env Chemistry and Lab (4) GENV
540 Industrial Health I (3) GENV 544 Env Law & Regulations (3)
Total Course Requirements for the 5 yr Combined B.S./M.S. Program
includes 164 credits (128 credits undergraduate plus 36 credits
graduate). Consult the Graduate Catalog for additional information
about other requirements of the graduate program.