Sustainability in Academics and Research

Designed to offer a range of courses to meet the diverse career goals and needs of students, this interdisciplinary major is an excellent choice for those who wish to enter a profession related to tribal affairs, tribal heritage centers and business enterprises; those looking to pursue graduate study in anthropology, history, museum studies, English or casino management; or those who are American Indian and seek to learn more about their culture and heritage.

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's biology – ecology and environmental biology emphasis bachelor's degree is an excellent major for those curious about nature, passionate about doing science in the great outdoors, and eager to make the world a better place.

UWEC's earth resources certificate provides non-geology majors with core science, policy, and communication skills to better understand complex environmental issues involving mineral and water extraction and usage.

Examine social and environmental challenges from varied and diverse perspectives in order to make a positive impact on the environment.

Build a strong foundation in environmental health.

Improve public health, safety, and well-being and protect environmental quality through the practical application of scientific skills and knowledge.

Explore issues including environmental conservation, natural resources, biodiversity, and planetary impacts through multiple scientific fields.

Experience state-of-the-art technology, field experience, research, and internships. 

Pursue a career in environmental geology, land conservation, or environmental policy.

Design your own major with UWEC's integrated studies bachelor's degree. Build your own program with groups of classes that reflect a wide range academic interests and career goals.

Explore careers in marine science. This program is a perfect pairing for those majoring in biology, chemistry, geography, or geology.

Earn this 100% online professional practice degree to access limitless career paths that transform the health of people, populations, and the planet.

Learn how to speak, read, write, and understand Ojibwe with UWEC's Ojibwe language and culture certificate.

Explore ways to promote and protect the health of communities, here and around the world, in classes from a broad range of academic subjects.

Build a strong foundation in public health.

The responsible mining certificate is designed for students who are interested in pursuing a career related to responsible resource development. Explore U.S. environmental and sustainability law; origin, exploitation, and evaluation of metallic and nonmetallic mineral deposits; and much more.

Gain skills and understanding of the escalating climate crisis that will enable you to contribute solutions for a more sustainable world.

Make a positive impact on our environment and the next generation.

Earn your license to teach any science class to grades 4-12, with in-depth and specialized knowledge of teaching earth/space science material.

Study the science of life with a biology bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. As one of the largest majors on campus, you'll find yourself surrounded by energized, passionate people just like you: curious about the earth and all that live on it.

Design your own minor with UW-Eau Claire's topical minor program. An excellent choice for students who have a specific career or professional goal in mind.

Explore the origin, nature, distribution, movement, exploitation, and conservation of surface and subsurface waters as well as the problems associated with the development of water resources in Wisconsin and the U.S.

Explore the basic concepts and philosophies of urban and regional planning, land use, zoning, and sustainable urban development with this unique certificate from UW-Eau Claire.