This Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) program in Environmental Conservation is a two-year degree that builds on associate-level studies in environmental conservation, biology, ecology, and related fields.  

With a focus on applied learning, students participate in classroom and laboratory learning, hands-on fieldwork, internships, and capstone projects, often in collaboration with local conservation organizations and government agencies. Graduates are prepared for advanced field and laboratory work and leadership roles in federal, state, local, tribal, and private environmental sectors. 

If you are interested in working as a leader for a more sustainable future, the Environmental Conservation BAS may be for you! 

Degree Option

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The Bachelor in Environmental Conservation program is a two-year degree designed for students who have completed an associate degree (AA, AAS-T, AAS, or ATA) in Environmental Conservation or Biology or who have earned 90 credits of equivalent college level course work.  

A Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Conservation degree is awarded upon completion of 90 credits of specified 300 and 400 level coursework with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher.  Entry into a master’s program may require a higher GPA for admission.  Students are responsible for checking specific requirements of graduate institutions prior to application.

Sample Career Options

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• Environmental Restoration Planners
• Environmental Compliance Inspectors
• Environmental Scientists & Specialists, Including Health
• Wildlife Biologist
• Fisheries Biologist