Environmental sciences

In studying environmental science, you will learn to examine biological, chemical, and physical structures and functions of the natural environment and their interactions with humans. Relevant topics include environmental problems, environmental policy, environmental issues and environmental law. You will study the livelihoods of humans, animals, and plants and their interdependence. The environmental sciences analyze and document the state of the environment and look for solutions for the future. There are also humanities that deal with the environment. The program is available as a bachelor's or master's degree at universities of applied sciences or universities.