Environmental & Sustainability Studies (B.A.)
Picture Yourself In Our Major
Thanks to advances in science, technology and education, today we possess the tools to "fix" most environmental problems, but those solutions are not always put into place. Be the power that makes those solutions a reality. Work with people, bridge the gap — change the world.
With our optional joint BA/MBA program you’ll earn a BA in ESS and a master's in Business Administration (MBA) in just five years, at a significant cost savings.
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thinkers, doers, and creators
WHO ARE INTERESTED IN CAREERS IN:
- Environmental Consulting
- Environmental Monitoring and Remediation
- Environmental Conservation
- Sustainability
- Environmental Law
- Environmental Education
How One Army Veteran Looks To Restore The Planet
Zachary Rouhas transitioned from the Army to academia, enrolling in Rowan’s 4+1 BA/MBA joint degree program that blends environmental and sustainability studies with an advanced business degree — the only one of its kind in the state.
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Building a Better Future with Campus Sustainability
Meet first-generation transfer student and recent graduate JoAnna C. She minors in Ethics, Planning, Political Science and earned a Certificate of Undergraduate Study in Environmental Policy & Economics.
The classes deal with real-world issues, and you can do real-world research. They’ve really been able to prepare me for what I want to do in this field.Ayanna J. Mercer County, NJ
This major is humanities-based, and you can double major. It’s very much a create-your-own major involving the environment, you could take it wherever you want it.Stephanie E. Camden County, NJ
It took me a few years to figure out the best place for me — involving changing my major twice and my minor once — but I’m so happy I found the Environmental Studies program.Katie E. Mercer County, NJ
I want to make a difference, save the world and be my own superhero as well as represent people who can't speak for themselves.Shalayna W. Monmouth County, NJ
It was something I always wanted to do because I have always wanted to work with the environment. I plan to go to law school for environmental law.Clare M. Camden County, NJ
I planned a stream cleanup on campus. Planning this event gave me insight on the amount of work it takes to get things done.Meghin R. Salem County, NJ