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In addition to achieving proficiency in one of the programs of study offered at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences (SEBS), all students are required to complete course work in the following areas: Interdisciplinary Critical Analysis; Introductory Life and Physical Sciences; Humanities and the Arts; Multicultural and International Studies; Human Behavior; Economics Systems and Political Processes; Oral and Written Communication; and Experience-based Education. Competence in a field also includes course work in quantitative skills and professional ethics.
Students must complete a minimum of 128 credits of course work to graduate with a bachelor's degree from SEBS. (The five-year Bioenvironmental Engineering degree requires a minimum of 159 credits.)