College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

PSU's environmental science research group interacts with physical, chemical, ecological, and biological processes that build and maintain ecosystems. The environmental science and management program (formerly known as environmental science and resources) provides two undergraduate courses: environmental science and environmental studies

The Environmental Studies Program focuses on resource management and policy and studies natural science, social science, geography and environmental policy. Environmental research courses are recommended for students interested in working in organizations and organizations involved in environmental issues.

In addition to the general educational requirements of the university, students majoring in environmental studies must meet the following requirements:

Environmental science core covering ecology, chemistry, environmental system and physical geography (28 credits)

Foundation including subjects such as biology, chemistry, resource management, economics (32 to 34 credits)

Skill list skills including quantitative analysis, visualization of spatial data, field methods, writing skills (20 credits)

Covered areas of specified fields including freshwater resources and management, forest resources and management, urban environment, ecology and conservation, environmental policy and land use, and nature and culture (including 2 units of ESM course and 2 regional courses) unit)

B. A needs art, science, mathematics, and students of nursing college. Many of these students meet the requirements by taking a quantitative inference course. These courses are characterized by various activities, including cooperative learning and widespread use of technology, in accordance with the Survey Education Law. These courses place importance on proper use of reasoning and quantitative analysis, not mathematical operations and calculations. The initial steering committee consensus is that if the course is part of a specific department, the teacher's investment in the design, guidance and fulfillment of those courses is maximized rather than its own individual plan That is to be done. The mathematics department has pioneered the first quantitative reasoning course in 1998; they currently offer 20 to 25 copies per year.

Mission statement of the Academy of Sciences: "At KU 's College of Arts and Sciences, we learn to be beyond the borders, we have the right to establish his own future in Kansas State and the world" . In the letter from the principal issued on November 13, 2015, "It is impossible to change from top to bottom when racial discrimination and discrimination are involved, involving all of us - Administrators, students, faculty and staff, graduates - work together "