Engineering
Associate of Agriculture Applied Agricultural Management
Virginia Tech, United States
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Engineering
The Sustainable Systems Science major prepares students to integrate sustainability principles with engineering, business, and environmental science to create data-driven solutions for industries, governments, and research institutions. Graduates gain expertise in life cycle assessment, material flow analysis, and sustainable design, positioning them for high-demand careers in sustainability consulting, industrial ecology, and environmental analysis. The Sustainable Systems Science (S3) major prepares you to tackle today’s most urgent environmental and economic challenges.
Faculty: College of Natural Resources and Environment | Study mode: full-time | Location: Blacksburg, VA, United States
120 credit hours in total. Sample required courses: SBIO 1024 Systems Thinking in a Bioeconomy; SBIO 1114 A Sustainable Future through Circular Economy; SBIO 2124 Structure and Properties of Sustainable Biomaterials; SBIO 3454 Society, Sustainability Biomaterials and Energy; SBIO 3524 Manufacture of Sustainable Biomaterials for Structures; STAT 3615 Biological Statistics.
Admission is through Virginia Tech undergraduate admission to the College of Natural Resources and Environment; no separate programme-specific requirement is listed for this major.
Apply through the official page: https://www.vt.edu/admissions/undergraduate-new.html
Engineering
Virginia Tech, United States
Engineering
Virginia Tech, United States
Engineering
Virginia Tech, United States
Engineering
Virginia Tech, United States
Engineering
Virginia Tech, United States
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