The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Planning prepares future professionals to recognize the reciprocal relationship between the biophysical attributes of a region and the human dimensions of settlement and culture; build expertise in large-scale landscape level analysis and planning, and serve as leaders within a transdisciplinary environment to develop better alternatives for land-use decisions and policy.

The program produces highly skilled environmental planners for multiple levels of professional practice while actively engaging and benefitting communities with landscape-scale planning projects.

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Environmental Planning - BS

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