The first year builds the foundation for your Bachelor in Environmental Sciences for Sustainability journey. You'll develop a thorough grounding in biology, as well as mathematics and physics as they apply to environmental science. You will have one project per semester and a field trip for hands-on experience. From the outset, you will engage with applicable research methods, sharpen your scientific writing and communication skills, and participate in extensive laboratory sessions to put your knowledge and environmental measuring techniques into practice.

In the second year, you'll continue your study of natural sciences, while expanding your technological knowledge with Databases, Modeling and Big Data. You'll take a closer look at Technologies for Spatial Measurements, fundamentals of statistics and probability, and be introduced to a transversal module in entrepreneurship, as well as a project and field trip focused on ecosystem restoration and pollution evaluation.

In the third year, you will examine how environmental challenges impact business and society through Environmental Impact Assessment and Environmental Pollution Analysis and Assessment. You will also be introduced to the economics, regulation and sociology of environmental science, as well as Biotechnology. The second semester will include a field trip focused on Environmental Toxicology.

Your final year is dedicated to electives, where you can take all that you've learned over the past three years and deepen your knowledge further while pursuing topics and a specialization that you are passionate about. In the first semester, you will explore Environmental Economics and Policy. Before completing your degree, you'll embark on the Capstone Project, giving you hands-on experience in tackling real-world issues.