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If you are interested in the environment, UW-Green Bay is the university for you. From ecology and conservation courses, to technology, business and industry, the Environmental Science major at UW-Green Bay allows students to focus on diverse environmental issues. UW-Green Bay is the perfect place for students interested in the natural environment, located in the third largest city in Wisconsin (great for internship and career connections) and on a campus with nearly 300 acres of natural arboretum (excellent for research and learning). Whether you are interested in ecology or industry, UW-Green Bay is a great place to study environmental science.
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“Environmental Science students are strongly encouraged to meet with an advisor early in their academic career. With guidance and planning you can take best advantage of our program and begin building your career, while ensuring timely graduation. We can also tell you about opportunities available to you, including research with faculty supervisors, internships, travel courses, post-graduate education and career opportunities.”
- Michael Draney, Professor and Chair of Natural and Applied Sciences
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