Interest Area Overview — Earth & Environment

Interest Area Maps

Love Earth & Environment but not yet sure of your major and want help deciding classes? No problem. We’re developing “interest area maps” that provide a sample of what your first 2 semesters could look like. It allows you get a sense of what Earth & Environment is and explore specific majors in ways that ensure you stay on track. 

Please note this is a sample map. You're encouraged to meet with an academic counselor to confirm what courses are right for you.

Already know what major you’re going for but not sure what classes to take? We’ve got that, too! Visit the areas of study links in the Interest Areas and you’ll find degrees and certificates with a sample program map to give you a sense of what you can expect.

Academic Counselors by Interest Area

While these sample program maps are helpful in giving you a sense of what you can expect, it’s important that you meet with an academic counselor from the start and along your path to help tailor your education plan to your specific interests and needs. And good news, we’ve got folks here to support you every step of the way – our Earth & Environment academic counselors!

To schedule an appointment with one of our Earth & Environment academic counselors:

• Book Now: Schedule Appointment
• Call: (530) 242-7724

Career Exploration & Resources

Do you have questions about career opportunities with an Earth & Environment major? We’ve got answers! Explore your career options through our Career Services & Student Employment Center.  

Our Career Services & Student Employment Center is located on the main campus, in Building 2000, Suite 2071 (upstairs in the cafeteria). There you can meet with our dedicated career academic counselor and explore options with an Earth & Environment degree by calling (530) 242-7724. 

The Center also offers Earth & Environment internship and career opportunities through our Internship & Work Experience Coordinator by calling (530) 242-7572.

We look forward to connecting your coursework to careers that may work for you.