For your convenience, WUCCP has compiled a list of climate-related degrees offered across the four schools which offer undergraduate studies. Remember, you don’t need to major or minor in environmental studies in order to be interested in the topic. For lists of classes which relate climate to other disciplines, check out our Climate Curricular Guides. If you believe we have missed a degree or program, please contact us at climatechange@wustl.edu.
Majors and Tracks
Anthropology
Global Health and the Environment
Biology
Environmental Biology
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Geology
Geochemistry
Geophysics
Environmental Earth Sciences
Environmental Studies
Environmental Analysis
Political Science
Environmental Policy
Urban Studies
Urban Studies
Energy, Environmental, and Chemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering
Minors
Anthropology
Global Health and the Environment Minor
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Earth and Planetary Sciences Minor
Environmental Earth Science Minor
Environmental Studies
Interdisciplinary Environmental Analysis Minor
Environmental Studies Minor
Urban Studies
Urban Studies Minor
Socially Engaged Practice
Minor in Creative Practice for Social Change
Energy, Environmental, and Chemical Engineering
Environmental Engineering Science Minor
Energy Engineering Minor
Other Academic Programs
The Pathfinder Fellows Program is a four-year, cohort-based undergraduate program providing the academic rigor and field experience needed to deeply understand, respect and respond to a place and its people in light of environmental challenges. Explore the Pathfinder Fellows Program.
Washington University offers undergraduate students a variety of opportunities to study the environment. Explore the Environmental Studies website to learn more.
The Earth and Planetary Sciences department offers special courses in the fields. Learn more on the EPS website.