Bachelor in Environmental Science (Bachelor's)

United Tribes Technical College serves Indigenous nations through post-secondary education and training designed to build knowledge, leadership and healthy communities. Its academic offering includes certificates, a diploma, associate degrees and bachelor's degrees. Career and technical education programs include Automotive Technology, Computer Information Systems, Paralegal studies, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems, Business Administration, Criminal Justice and Elementary Education.

Programs are structured for different educational and career goals. Certificates provide specialized training that can be completed in one year or less by full-time students, while diploma and Associate of Applied Science programs focus on practical skills for specific career pathways. The Associate of Science in Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems provides an academic foundation, and bachelor's programs extend study in business, criminal justice and elementary education. Business Administration and Criminal Justice are available online, as is the Paralegal AAS.

The campus is at 3315 University Drive in Bismarck, North Dakota. Students have access to career exploration, employer connections, career fairs, resume presentations, job-search guidance and preparation for interviews. Career Services also supports graduates through exit interviews and a First Destination Survey. UTTC provides dining on campus through its cafeteria and Frybread Mamas. Online students need a computer, basic computer skills, reliable internet access and regular communication with course facilitators. Transfer students should know that UTTC accepts credits from accredited higher-education institutions and reviews transcripts to match eligible courses with degree requirements.

The Environmental Science & Research programme is offered as both an associate and bachelor's degree. It focuses on understanding natural systems and human impacts through scientific methods and real-world problem solving. Students engage in research, data analysis, and interdisciplinary study to address environmental challenges. The programme prepares learners for technical and scientific roles in environmental fields.

Focus areas include Environmental Science, Research Methods, Environmental Policy, Ecology, Hydrology, Environmental Health.

The bachelor's degree requires 120 credits, distributed across general education, major courses, and a capstone research project. The associate degree requires 60 credits with a focus on foundational science and technical skills.

Graduates enter roles such as Environmental Scientist, Environmental Analyst, Environmental Health Specialist, Ecologist, Hydrologist, and Natural Resource Manager.

Applicants must have a high school diploma or GED. Official transcripts and placement test results are required. International students must submit English proficiency scores.

The programme totals about 120 credit hours. On-campus, full-time, four-year programme. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.