Environmental Science & Natural Resources, A.S.
TCC's Environmental Science program prepares you for careers in conservation, agriculture, and environmental management with hands-on learning.
About the Environmental Science & Natural Resources Degree
- If you're curious about the Earth and its resources, this program is for you.
- After you graduate, you can explore more education or work in fields like agriculture, conservation, environmental science, or managing natural resources, such as forestry, range, or wildlife sciences.
Environmental Science & Natural Resources Degree Details
Discover the environment's secrets and conserve natural resources in our hands-on program.
After successfully completing this program, you will have the ability to:
- Apply scientific methods to environmental or natural resource problems.
- Integrate concepts from multiple disciplines around a central ecological theme.
- Communicate environmental or ecological information.
- Discuss environmental or natural resource issues in society.
- Use proper field or laboratory techniques.
- Evaluate scientific literature relevant to the environment or natural resources.
View the Degree Requirements to find out which courses and credits you'll need to earn your degree.
Explore the Program Map to see how you can complete your degree in just two years. If you're considering transferring to a four-year university, check out the Transfer Map to plan your next steps.
Careers in Environmental Science & Natural Resources
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Transfer your degree to a four-year school seamlessly
Plan your path to a bachelor’s degree with a smooth, affordable transition from TCC to your chosen university. For a personal degree plan, contact your TCC academic advisor.
Beyond the Classroom
"Going to school doesn’t necessarily have to just be going to class. There are so many groups to get involved with."
Joseph Mason
TrueBlue LEAD, Environmental Science & Natural Resources