Northeastern University

Overview

The Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies and International Affairs at Northeastern University explores the intricate relationship between environmental issues and global politics, economics, and policy. This program equips students with a robust scientific and analytical foundation while honing the necessary skills in international affairs to promote sustainable solutions on a global scale.

What you'll study

The interdisciplinary curriculum combines elements of environmental science, sustainability, and international affairs, allowing students to tailor their academic experience. You will engage in core courses such as:

• Core sustainability and environmental analysis: Environmental Economics, Global Climate Change, Sustainable Development, Environmental Ethics
• International affairs and global systems: International Relations, The World Since 1945, Globalization and International Affairs
• Methods and applied learning: Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Science Communication
• Regional and thematic electives: Climate and Development, Food Sustainability, Coastal Sustainability, International Conflict and Negotiation

Additionally, you will have the opportunity to participate in experiential learning through co-op placements and internships, enriching your educational journey and practical experience.

Entry requirements

Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications through the Common Application or Coalition Application platforms. Specific GPA and standardized test requirements may vary, so it's advisable to check with the university for detailed guidelines.

Career prospects