Welcome to the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Oregon.
Building on our university’s long tradition of environmental research and activism, we train leaders in creative problem solving, critical thinking, and responsible citizenship.
Our program sets the standard in interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration, with more than 100 participating faculty from thirty campus programs and departments. Our degree programs are flexible and tailored to meet specific educational and career goals, providing students with the opportunities to work alongside world-class scholars and researchers, develop concrete skills and analytical abilities, and gain hands-on experience relevant to careers in government agencies, non-government organizations, private industry, and academic fields.
News & events
ENVS grads win International Leadership Syndicate competition, head to China
Molly Westling is published in new book on ecocriticism
Rich Margerum publishes book on collaborative planning
Raj Vable chosen as UO Public Impact Fellow
Dr. Peter Walker publishes a new book on the political ecology of anti-sprawl politics
Dr. Brendan Bohannan receives climate change communication award from Google
Featured Faculty: Kathy Lynn
“Our research is focused on examining how climate change will impact tribal culture, sovereignty, and resilience.” Continue reading
Environmental Leadership Program Students Showcase McKenzie River Photos
Celebrate the beauty of the McKenzie River with the “MyMcKenzie” ELP team! You are invited to their photography exhibit and opening reception, Friday, Dec 2nd, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., 140 Columbia Hall. Continue reading
Ecotone announces theme for 2012 and welcomes submissions!
The Ecotone is currently accepting submissions for this year’s issue, addressing the role of time in the environmental movement. Submission deadline is February 1, 2012. Continue reading