Where You Learn
Surrounded by ancient redwoods, the ocean, rivers, mountains, and wetlands, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to experience your education in diverse natural habitats.
Science-based knowledge and practical solutions to our environmental challenges are at the heart of our program. With the support of faculty and opportunities to do field research in Humboldt State’s ecologically diverse region, you’ll explore the relationships between people and the natural world.
Personal Attention
Our professors are mentors, too, providing the extra support and feedback you may need to be successful at HSU.
After Graduation
You’ll be prepared for a range of careers that tackle current environmental issues. Take it from our alumni, who are doing everything from transit planning to research analysis.
Program Overview
Our Bachelor of Science degree program explores the interactions between the biological and physical world, human institutions, and human behavior. You’ll choose one of six concentrations that will allow you to discover the intricate balance of people and nature through multiple disciplines.
Featured Alumni Profile
Daniel White, 2014
Geologist, Bureau of Land Management
I oversee all mining projects on BLM lands in northeast Washington, including the mining itself and the reclamation of the land when mining is finished.
Career Options
Our graduates are known throughout the country for being highly prepared for the job market and have gone on to pursue a variety of careers.
Here are a few examples of possible career fields.
Coastal Program Analyst
Ecologist
Energy Analyst
Environmental Analyst
Environmental Consultant
Environmental Scientist
Geospatial Analyst
Habitat Restoration Specialist
Natural Resource Specialist
Park Naturalist or Ranger
Project Planning:
City/County Planner
Environmental Planner
Recreational Planner
Achievements
Find out what our students, faculty, and staff are being recognized for.
