The Degree in Environmental Sciences offers a set of studies with a clear multidisciplinary content, which provide a training that will allow graduates to deal with environmental issues from diverse areas of knowledge. Future degree holders should have knowledge on the theoretical and practical aspects of natural and social sciences, as well as the necessary tools to apply this knowledge in practical situations.

Degree holders in Environmental Sciences who work in activities related to the discipline are called environmentalists or environmental scientists. The optional subjects are divided into two academic pathways (Evaluation and Administration of the Natural Environment and Environmental Administration and Technology), which are related to two of the most frequently selected professional pathways by degree holders. However, students can design their own curriculum by choosing subjects from either of the academic pathways until they obtain the 30 required optional credits.