Students can obtain bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees from the department. Undergraduate majors can take a significant number of courses in soils and environmental science for such majors as environmental science, plant and soil systems, agricultural industry and marketing, and science in agriculture.

Graduate students can major in soil science, soil science - climatology track, or water resources science. Courses such as "Issues in the Environment" and "Environmental Impact Assessment" are especially popular for meeting liberal education requirements, as well as for students who plan to work in environmental agencies and consulting firms.

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