Students in the Program in Environmental Design pursue a bachelor’s in Environmental Design or B.EnvD. The degree signifies an interdisciplinary understanding of numerous design theories and practices. Students can choose to major in one of the following areas:
Students applying to the Program in Environmental Design must meet CU Boulder’s General Admission Requirements. Specific and up-to-date information is available on the CU Boulder Admissions.
The figures listed below include estimated costs based on a full-time enrollment in the 2018-2019 academic year for both fall and spring semesters and are listed in more detail on CU Boulder Admissions. Cost includes tuition and fees, on-campus room and board, books and supplies.
For more information about tuition costs, financial aid and estimator calculators, visit CU Boulder Admissions.
A limited number of $1,000 one-time scholarships are awarded to incoming freshman and transfer students who have declared an ENVD major and are starting in an upcoming fall semester. Scholarships are awarded based on adversity, financial need, and academic merit. All eligible students will be automatically considered for an Environmental Design Recruitment Scholarship if they submit the CU Boulder Scholarship Application by February 15.
Environmental Design Diverse Scholars (EDDS) offers a limited number of participation scholarships each year to first-generation and historically underrepresented incoming students. Awards are granted one-time, $2,000 per academic year ($1,000/semester). The EDDS scholarship application is included in the campus-wide CU scholarship application.
Eligibility for participation scholarships is determined by:
The program is home to Environmental Design students involved in one or more of the following academic scholarship programs in order to engage students and integrate with campus and community partners to build community, provide a social and academic support system, and foster persistence and retention through a wide array of programming activities. (Note that the various CU LEAD scholarship awards have their own participation requirements.)
In addition to the scholarship, you are invited to participate in the EDDS Program.
Students in the Program in Environmental Design are eligible to apply for over $50,000 in scholarships and grants, both based on need and academic achievement. These awards are provided by private donors, program funds and professional organizations. For more information about scholarships and how to apply visit our scholarships page.
