Programming
The Environment program hosts a variety of programs during the academic year designed to engage the entire Loyola community in environmental issues and to help improve sustainability efforts on campus. Environment students have the opportunity to participate and lead programming, gaining valuable field experience, meeting with experts in the industry, and making an impact in the New Orleans community.
Earth Week
Environmental Justice Scholars
Environmental Roundtable Series
World Cleanup Day

Academic Programs
Loyola's Environment program offers three majors and a minor:
- BS in Environmental Science
- BA in Environmental Studies (Humanities)
- BA in Environmental Studies (Social Science)
- Minor in Environmental Studies
All programs are designed to provide students with a broad exposure to different perspectives on environmental issues, while also allowing students to specialize within certain disciplines to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Campus Facilities
As an interdisciplinary program, students in the Environment Program have access to a variety of hands-on learning spaces on campus, including research laboratories and Azby Greenhouse located on the roof of Monroe Hall. Students may also have the opportunity to participate in undergraduate research at off-campus locations like Jean Lafitte National Park, Lake Pontchartrain, Mississippi River Delta Wildlife Refuge, and various locations along the Gulf Coast and elsewhere.