The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Chemistry at St. Edward's prepares you for careers that help solve critical environmental problems in such areas as climate change, energy, waste/recycling, air and water pollution, and environmental disasters. Tackle the world's most pressing environmental problems with a major in Environmental Chemistry. You'll learn the impact that chemical substances have on the earth's ecosystems by building your knowledge of both chemistry and environmental science. Get ready to confront climate change, find ways to clean up air and water pollution, and respond to environmental disasters. Or figure out solutions to problems related to energy, waste and recycling. You'll join a student-faculty research group for at least two semesters, where you'll learn the process of research from beginning to end. Apply your knowledge in the state-of-the-art labs of the John Brooks Williams Natural Sciences Center. Graduate with a solid understanding of the science - and the connections between the environment, economics and policy.