The Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences offers the following:
- A curriculum that emphasizes active and collaborative learning and provides ample opportunities for research, field trips, and study abroad coursework around the world.
- Field seminar courses include the annual Grand Canyon Colloquium and raft trip, and our course and fieldtrip to Death Valley National Park.
- Undergraduate research opportunities, which may accrue course credit and/or may be part of a Grand Challenges or Honors thesis.
- Laboratory, computer facilities, and field equipment with the latest technologies that support both hands-on coursework and undergraduate research.
- Opportunities for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Certificate Program and training for career paths in the energy industry, environmental and coastal geoscience consulting, and governmental research labs and agencies.
- If you are planning to declare a major (or minor) in the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, please fill out this form and return it to the department office (101 Blessey Hall) or email it to ees@tulane.edu. We will match you with a faculty advisor based on your responses.
Please contact our undergraduate major advisors to become a major!
