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Rapidly changing interactions between the Earth's environment and human activities drive the research and teaching at the College of the Environment. By connecting some of the world's leading educators and researchers with students, practitioners, and citizens, the College cultivates communities that work with and learn from each other as they tackle the environmental challenges of the twenty-first century.

The College is home to one of the strongest constellations of environmental and intellectual talent in the world. The College fosters collaborations between faculty, staff, and students who are engaged in the study of the solar system and the Earth's dynamic land, water, and atmosphere; the development and application of engineering and technological advances; and the impact of policy and human dimensions on the environment and the management of natural resources.

Offering more than 20 degree programs, ranging from bachelor to doctoral, and granting more than 500 degrees annually, the College is comprised of the following core units:

Undergraduate Programs

The College offers eight undergraduate degree programs. For more information about these programs, refer to the UW degree program catalog.

General Education Requirements

The following general education requirements apply to all undergraduate degree programs.

Minimum 85 credits

* Definition of "out of major": Course must have an out-of-major prefix and may not overlap with courses required for the major. This includes cross-listed courses.

Graduate Programs

The College offers eight master's degree programs, seven doctoral degree programs, and three graduate certificate programs. For more information about these programs, refer to the UW degree program catalog.