The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Geosciences at Lyman Briggs College, Michigan State University, prepares students for careers in environmental sciences with a strong foundation in earth sciences. Coursework emphasizes disciplines such as geology, hydrology, geochemistry, mineralogy, paleontology, and soil science. Graduates are equipped to work in environmental consulting, government agencies, industry (resource exploration, mining, pollution control), education, or pursue advanced degrees. Students benefit from interdisciplinary education merging sciences and humanities, a residential learning environment, and robust support for personal and academic development. The Lyman Briggs program also fosters skills related to the societal and philosophical dimensions of science and its impact on policy and human welfare.