Environmental Studies, A.A.

Environmental Studies Degree

Do you love the natural world and have a passion for environmental issues?

Why Environmental Studies?

Connect one-on-one with faculty, fellow students, and other professionals through classroom instruction, hands-on learning, and internships:

Evaluate and guide environmental science actions using sound data.
Continue at Keystone College and earn a bachelor of science degree in environmental science.
Pursue careers in a variety of public service and private industry environments.

Receive personalized attention and top-notch instruction in a supportive environment:

Our Stairs to Success developmental plan for success will guide you through your time at Keystone.
92% of students receive financial aid.
Over 150 scholarships are awarded yearly.

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Contact

Dr. Jessica Faux
Program Director for Environmental Science
570-945-8405
NSM@keystone.edu

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Program

Semester Map, AA (71 Credits)
College Catalog
Tuition & Financial Aid

Exceptional experiences.
Giant outcomes.

14:1

Keystone student-to-faculty ratio

8%

increase in jobs over the next 10 years

$46,230

Median annual salary for environmental careers

What can I do with an Environmental Studies degree?

Graduates of the environmental studies degree will be prepared to enter other programs and dedicated careers in diverse fields such as pollution abatement, environmental consulting, and environmental protection.

Keystone College faculty and students use nets in creek

Employers

Bureau of State Parks
PA American Water Company
Earthbox, Inc.
Quantum Analytical & Environmental Laboratories
YSM Landscape Architects

Career Options

Naturalist
Environmental Educator
Environmental Technologist
Environmental Technician
Environmental Education and Outreach Specialist

Amazing opportunities—on campus and beyond

From internships and experiential learning opportunities to travel and conferences, you’ll have many opportunities to conduct real-world experiences, work with your peers and mentors in your chosen field, and learn first-hand the latest skills to succeed in the real world.

Connections

Students in the Eco Club, Creekwalkers, and Student Wildlife Society Chapter participate in individual projects and observe group demonstrations, and attend conference and other excursions.

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