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Environmental Science Associate in Science Degree

Canada College
Redwood City , United States
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Degree
Foundation
Major
Environmental Engineering | Environmental Sciences
Area of study
Engineering | Science
Minor
Atmospheric Science | Water Quality and Wastewater Treatment Management and Recycling Technology
Course Language
English
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Program Overview

The Environmental Science degree provides a comprehensive scientific foundation for students seeking to transfer to bachelor's programs in the field. Through core courses in biology, chemistry, and selective courses in environmental science, geology, and other disciplines, students develop a deep understanding of environmental issues and the scientific method. Upon completion, graduates are equipped for careers in environmental consulting, education, planning, and more.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

Overview: The Environmental Science degree offers a solid and extensive scientific foundation to equip students for transfer to Bachelor's degree programs in Environmental Science or Environmental Studies. Objectives: Upon completing the program, students will attain the following objectives:

  • Comprehend and utilize the Scientific Method, recognizing its significance in the advancement of scientific knowledge.
  • Critically assess scientific data, evaluating its implications and impact on society and the environment.
  • Gain an understanding of the interconnected nature of environmental issues.
  • Effectively document and communicate their research findings.

Outline:

Structure: The program consists of two main components: Core Courses and Selective Courses. Core Courses (15 units):

  • BIOL 230: Cell and Molecular Biology (5 units)
  • CHEM 210: General Chemistry I (5 units)
  • CHEM 220: General Chemistry II (5 units)
    • Selective Courses (27 units):
  • List A (16 units):
  • ENVS 115: Environmental Science (3 units)
  • GEOL 100: Introduction to Geology (3 units)
  • GEOL 101: Geology Laboratory (1 unit)
  • MATH 200: Elementary Probability and Statistics (4 units)
  • MATH 251: Analytical Geometry and Calculus I (5 units)
  • List B (11 units):
  • ECON 102: Principles of Micro Economics (3 units)
  • PHYS 210: General Physics I (4 units)
  • PHYS 220: General Physics II (4 units)
  • PHYS 250: Physics with Calculus I (4 units)
  • PHYS 260: Physics with Calculus II (4 units)

Careers:

Opportunities: Graduates with a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Science can pursue diverse careers in both the public and private sectors, including (but not limited to):

  • Environmental consulting
  • Environmental education
  • Urban and regional planning
  • Recycling and waste management
  • Hydrology
  • Ecology
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