Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences

Upon graduation with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Sciences students will be able to:

1. Identify and explain environmental processes and human-environment interactions.

2. Apply interdisciplinary perspectives and approaches to environmental problems.

3. Use various instruments, software and techniques to analyze, sample and monitor environmental conditions.

4. Critically assess and evaluate environmental problems at a local and global scale.

5. Devise and implement management strategies for various natural resources.

6. Draft professional reports, including description, analysis and recommendations for environmental issues.

7. Design effective oral presentations and scientific papers.

Hold a secondary school certificate recognized by the Lebanese Ministry of Education, obtain “permission” from the Equivalence Committee for foreign programs, competitive admission based on 50% SAT and 50% grades 10 and 11 averages.

• Core Science Foundation: Courses in biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics/statistics.
• Major Environmental Sciences Courses: Specialized courses that cover various aspects of environmental problems and solutions.
• General Education/University Requirements: Courses in English, humanities, and social sciences.
• Electives/Internship/Project: Opportunities for specialization, practical experience, or research.