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Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Sciences

Why Choose the Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Sciences Program?


With the constant population growth, development of new technologies, and climate change, addressing human impacts on the environment is a vital focus.

CPTC's Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Sciences (BAS-ENV) degree opens the door to additional opportunities in the wide range of career options in the field of environmental science. Some of the training opportunities include hands-on wildlife sampling; conservation focused management and restoration of ecosystems; environmental law and permitting; soil, water, and air sampling and analysis; geographic information system (GIS) analysis; workplace health and safety; and develop communication, business, and project management techniques. Students will gain experience using ecological and chemical principles and concepts as well as regulatory criteria and quality management in solving real-world environmental issues. 

The hybrid delivery model for this degree has been designed to meet the educational needs of a diverse population including working adults.

This program takes advantage of CPTC's 110-acre outdoor learning laboratory at Flett Creek, across the street from our Lakewood Campus. If you love the outdoors and have a passion for nature, this program and career path might be your perfect fit.

Program Info


The BAS-ENV includes highly relevant classes from CPTC’s other Bachelor of Applied Science programs as well as classes from its AAS program that are better suited for a four-year degree, including environmental law and introduction to air pollution. A project management component is also included to position graduates for career advancement.

Graduates of the BAS-ENV program will have the skills, knowledge and credentials needed to jump into an array of environmental, biotech or natural resources careers.

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How Long It Takes

The program is approximately six-to-eight quarters in length, depending on the time students need to satisfactorily complete all graduation requirements.

Admission Dates

Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer quarters

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BAS-ENV Program and Course Descriptions

 

Program Documents

This link provides access to items like program supply lists and fees, program maps to help you plan your entire time at CPTC, and more.

See all available Program Documents.

Your Questions, Answered!

Clover Park faculty and staff are available to introduce you to the college and all the programs we offer. 

Info Sessions

Information sessions that can introduce you to programs and help you get started at CPTC are offered regularly when classes are in session. To learn more about the types of sessions and see when the next sessions are scheduled, visit cptc.edu/info-sessions.

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Faculty welcome you to contact them with your questions.

Potential Careers

Perform laboratory and field tests to monitor the environment and investigate sources of pollution, including those that affect health, under the direction of an environmental scientist, engineer, or other specialist. May collect samples of gases, soil, water, and other materials for testing.

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