undergraduate majors
Energy and Environmental Undergraduate Majors
Majors with a primary focus on either energy or environmental issues.
- Agricultural and Extension Education (Environmental Science Option) (Agriculture)
- Community, Environment, and Development (Agriculture)
- Earth Sciences (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Energy Business and Finance (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Energy Engineering (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Environmental Education Teacher K-12 Certificate (Education)
- Environmental Engineering (Capital College)
- Environmental and Renewable Resource Economics (Agriculture-being replaced with Community, Environment, and Development)
- Environmental Resource Management (Agriculture)
- Environmental Soil Science (Agriculture)
- Environmental Systems Engineering (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Geography (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Geosciences BA (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Geosciences BS (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Meteorology and Atmospheric Science (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Toxicology (Agriculture)
Majors designed with a primary focus in a particular subject area but energy or environmental topics may be a significant component of the curriculum.
- Architectural Engineering (Engineering)
- Agricultural and Biological Engineering (Agriculture/Engineering)
- Agricultural Science (Agriculture)
- Agricultural Systems Management (Agriculture)
- Agroecology (Agriculture)
- Anthropology (Liberal Arts)
- Biobehavioral Health (Health and Human Development)
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Science)
- Bioengineering (Engineering)
- Biology (Science)
- Chemical Engineering (Energy and Fuels Engineering Option - Engineering)
- Chemistry (Science)
- Civil and Environmental Engineering (Engineering)
- Forest Technology (Associate Degree: Mont Alto Campus)
- Forest Science (Agriculture)
- Geography (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Horticulture (Agriculture)
- Industrial Health and Safety (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Landscape Architecture (Arts and Architecture)
- Meteorology and Atmospheric Science (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Microbiology (Science)
- Mining Engineering (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Mechanical & Nuclear Engineering (Engineering)
- Petroleum and Natural Gas Engineering (Earth and Mineral Sciences)
- Political Science (Liberal Arts)
- Recreation and Park Management (Health and Human Development)
- Science, Technology, and Society Option in Letters, Arts & Sciences (Liberal Arts)
- Sociology (Liberal Arts)
- Statistics (Biostatistics Option) (Science)
- Surveying (Wilkes-Barre Campus)
- Wildlife and Fisheries Science (Agriculture)
- Wildlife Technology (Associate Degree: Dubois Campus)
Note:
If you did not find a major that interests you, the Undergraduate Degree Programs Bulletin provides a comprehensive list of all majors offered by Penn State.
Links below will direct you to the Undergraduate Degree Programs Bulletin's information for each college where you will find an introduction to the college, all majors and minors and courses offered through the college, and list of faculty affiliated with the college.