Bachelor in Ciencias Ambientales

Environmental sciences programmes take an interdisciplinary approach to understanding how natural systems function and how human activities affect them. Students study ecology, climatology, hydrology, environmental policy, pollution assessment, and sustainability planning, developing the scientific and analytical tools needed to address environmental challenges. Graduates work in environmental consultancy, government agencies, research institutions, and the private sector in roles related to impact assessment, conservation, and sustainability management. At Rey Juan Carlos University, the bachelor's degree in Ciencias Ambientales runs for 4 years with a yearly tuition of 1,240.80 EUR. The programme is taught in Spanish, starting in September. This degree is offered at the Móstoles campus of Rey Juan Carlos University, in Móstoles, Spain.