Environmental Education Certificate

This certificate is jointly offered by Department of Biology and School of Earth, Environment and Sustainability and provides coursework to improve or broaden the student’s background knowledge of environmental related topics and provides instruction on techniques for presenting environmental topics in formal and in nonformal education settings. It also provides exposure to and access to a variety of national and regional environmental education resources that participants can use when developing their own educational programs in the future.

This certificate is administered by the College of Natural and Applied Science.

Program Requirements

Three Courses From Following With at Least Two Different Course Codes

Only one internship and one field course can count toward this program. Cannot count both BIO 547 and GLG 547 . Other courses approved by the faculty advisor for the program may be substituted on a case-by-case basis.

All Candidates Must Satisfy the General University Certificate Requirements.

Total Credit Hours: 14-16

Completion Requirement

Attain a GPA of 2.50 or higher in the courses used to fulfill the certificate requirements.