Bachelor of Arts - Applied Humanities: Environmental Systems
- 4 years
- Duration
- 43,058 USD/year
- Price
- Rolling admission
- Start
- Rolling admission
- Deadline
- Bachelor
- Degree
- Campus
- Format
- Tucson / USA
- Location
Program description
Examine issues of meaning, culture, and community-building/serving about environmental impact and change. Understand how ecological science relates to the memories, rituals, beliefs, and physical and mental habits that either support or undermine the well-being of people, groups, and organizations.
Program structure
- Introduction to Applied Humanities (3 units)
- Applied Humanities Practice: Techniques & Technologies for Public Enrichment (3 units)
- Intercultural Competence: Culture, Identity, Adaptation & Intercultural Relations (3 units)
- Pre-Internship: Building Career Readiness (3 units)
- Innovation & the Human Condition: Learning How to Improve Life in the Community & Beyond (3 units)
- Internship (3 units)
- Senior Capstone (3 units)
- One elective (3 units) from the approved list.
- Introduction to Environmental Science (3 units) OR Environmental Essentials: A Global Approach to Saving Planet Earth (3 units)
- Biology of Environmental Systems (3 units)
- Critical Zone Science (3 units)
- Data Analysis for Life and Environmental Sciences (3 units)
- Ecosystem Health and Justice (3 units)
- Collaborative Environmental Problem Solving (3 units)
- Scientific Writing for Environmental, Agricultural and Life Sciences (3 units)
- Translating Environmental Science (3 units)
Price
Tuition Fee - 43,058 USD/year
Application Fee — 85 USD
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Requirements for applicants
- Minimum 3.0 recalculated grade point average (GPA)
- Unofficial secondary/high school transcripts
English Language Requirements
- IELTS: a minimum score of 6.0
- TOEFL: a minimum score of 70
- Duolingo: 100
- PTEA: a minimum score of 53
- TOEFL Home Edition: N/A
About the university
With more than 300 degree options, the University of Arizona, a top-100 university globally, provides chances for resume-building and transformative education. With collaborations with NASA, learn from professors who have won Nobel Prizes and aim high in your research.
The mission
We will continue innovating and improving our educational methods to set the standard for creating adaptive problem-solvers who can take on our biggest challenges.
The University of Arizona promotes learning and innovation in ways that benefit students, professionals, and communities alike, from its main campus, established in 1885, to outposts worldwide.
Key Rankings:
- #95 Top World University (CWUR 2023)
- #48 Top US University (CWUR 2023)
- Sixth US University in NASA-funded Activity (HERD 2021)
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