Department of Environmental Studies

The Environmental Studies Department at Emory offers an interdisciplinary and integrative program designed to equip students with basic skills, capabilities, and knowledge to confront a suite of environmental issues. Departmental course offerings may lead to a Master's of Public Health, a Bachelor of Science, or a Bachelor of Arts, as well as a minor in Environmental Studies. Thematically, the department combines the study of the earth's physical, chemical and biological systems with human and social systems.
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2 Faculty Search Positions in ENVS AY 2011-12 for job start date of Fall 2012: posted 08/30/11

Water resources: a 2011-12 focus through arts events at Emory: posted 09/27/11

Fall 2011 Courses

We're on Facebook: posted 03/16/2011

ATTN: Undergrads and prospective students: See our undergraduate research sequence of courses: posted 01/13/10

Science blog at Emory: posted 04/21/09

Networking site for our students and alums: posted 03/06/09

Sustainability Initiatives at Emory: posted 9/26/2008

What's your ecological footprint?
posted 8/21/08

News archives

Sophomore Lydia McCormick wins Best Presentation at Emory's Fall 2011 Undergraduate Research Symposium for "The Role of Honey Hydrogen Peroxide H2O2 as a Natural Defense Mechanism Against Small Hive Beetle Aethina tumida": posted 10/20/11

Primate disease ecologist Dr. Thomas Gillespie urges U.S. policy makers to raise the threat level of wild chimpanzees to "endangered" from "threatened": posted 10/14/11