B.EnvD: Environmental Design
The Bachelor of Environmental Design (B.EnvD) degree at the University of Colorado Boulder is the state’s first and only undergraduate, pre-professional interdisciplinary design degree. You can customize your education by specializing in one of four career-specific majors:
Architecture focuses on the design and development of the built environment.
Environmental Products of Design creates design leaders prepared to take on challenges facing humanity and our environment(s) through the rigorous development of design solutions.
Landscape Architecture combines art and science to design places that express cultural values, support human well-being, repair ecological systems and mitigate flooding and pollution.
Sustainable Planning & Urban Design examines issues of sustainability and social justice in communities, cities and regions around the world.
Environmental Design degree requirements
Looking for specific degree requirements or information about classes?
View ENVD on the university catalog →
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1060 18th Street
Boulder, CO 80309
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