B.Sc. Environmental Science
The B.Sc. in Environmental Science at Perrotis College equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to understand and address contemporary environmental challenges.
Overview
Students will explore key areas such as climate change, environmental monitoring, pollution, and sustainability, while also gaining hands-on experience through research, fieldwork, and the use of cutting-edge technologies like drones, IoT, and remote sensing. The program emphasizes a multidisciplinary approach to studying the complex interactions between the atmosphere, geosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere.
Modules
The Environmental Science program provides a comprehensive undergraduate curriculum that combines scientific theory with hands-on experience. Download the curriculum and start your journey.
Specializations
Students may specialize in areas like environmental monitoring, pollution control, or sustainability, with practical experience and research opportunities that prepare them for roles in environmental consultancy, policy-making, and conservation.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion, students will be able to:
-Understand the dynamics of environmental systems, including climate change and environmental impact analysis.
-Apply technologies for monitoring and assessing environmental conditions (e.g., remote sensing, drones, sensors).
-Analyze environmental data and develop solutions to real-world environmental problems.
-Critically evaluate environmental science theories and methodologies.
-Communicate findings to scientific and non-scientific audiences, including policy makers and stakeholders.
-Conduct independent research and develop strategies for effective environmental management and policy.
Admissions
Admission is based on the following criteria:
– High school diploma & transcripts
– English language certification
– Personal Statement
– Two letters of reference
– Copy of ID or passport
– Passport photos
Applicants who meet the criteria will be interviewed to assess their potential. Final decisions are based on academic background and motivation for a career in Environmental Science.