Division of
Environmental Science
Unifying human-made structures and the natural environment.
The Division of Environmental Science at ESF offers interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate degree programs that introduce students to a diverse array of courses and excellent facilities for research and field studies. The faculty members who deliver the program perform teaching, research, and public service activities to promote environmental practices that improve the lives of people within New York and around the world, offering a level of expertise that is rarely found at other colleges.
The division's objectives are to prepare students who:
- Will enter advanced academic studies involved with any of the many aspects of environmental science
- Will engage in environmental work while employed by government agencies and industries or in private consulting jobs that specialize in public works and the inventory, management, design, use, restoration, and protection of natural and cultural resources
- Will continue to develop the knowledge and skills needed to adapt to changing technological, environmental and business conditions to the benefit of society, employer and self

Meet the Coordinator of Undergraduate Programs
Chayton Massic, Ph.D.

Meet the Director of Graduate Programs
Charles Kroll, Ph.D.
Undergraduate Degree Programs
Environmental Health
Focuses on the study of how people interact with their environment: the air and water around us, the plants and animals we encounter, and the workplaces and homes where we spend much of our lives.
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Environmental Science
Focuses on how environmental science is connected to the geographical, physical, social, and living dimensions of the world.
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Graduate Study
Get an M.S., M.P.S. or Ph.D. in Environmental Science with Research Areas in
Climate and Energy
Ecosystems: Land, Water and Air
Policy, Planning, Communication and Society
Indigenous Peoples and the Environmental Science