
Environmental Biology
Why Study Environmental Biology at U of G?
Environmental Biology (ENVB) within the B.Sc. degree program focuses on how organisms, such as plants, insects, fungi and bacteria interact with the physical environment, including water and soils, as well the impact and response to human activity. This is a highly flexible program that allows you to design your own focus tailored to your specific areas of interest.
Understanding the Human Impact on Environments
Examine the effects of climate change and how organisms respond to all kinds of human activity impact.
Solve Complex Environmental Problems
Gain a broad awareness of environmental issues and learn to initiate solutions such as bioremediation, waste management, restoration of stream quality, and agroforestry.
Hands-on Learning
Explore course topics in labs, field courses, unique research facilities and an independent research project.
To see all courses offered in the Environmental Biology program, visit our Academic Calendar.
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Students considering Environmental Biology may also be interested in Biodiversity, Marine and Freshwater Biology, Plant Science, Wildlife Biology and Conservation, Ecology, Environmental Sciences, or other majors.
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