Seeking an environment-focused major, minor or concentration? Look no further! All across campus opportunities abound for you to gain a better understanding of the world around you, from art and architecture to hard sciences, both molecular and substantial.

Pair a climate change and society minor from the University of Arizona School of Natural Resources and the Environment with any undergraduate major to enhance your knowledge of the physical and natural realities of global change and approaches to addressing long-term changes in climate and ecosystems around the world.

If you are an undergraduate student interested in studying climate change, check out this course list. It provides a great overview of current available courses related to climate change basics, social perspectives on climate change, and sustainable actions and solutions, among others.

TESS is a noncredit professional development program that equips future generations of researchers, practitioners, political leaders, and educators to actively confront society's most complex environmental challenges.

AIRES Education Initiatives aims to provide students across the UA campus with experiential education to provide growth and professional development opportunities

Dive in and find funding opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students with an environmental focus!

A core program of Second Nature that connects 23 of the world's leading research universities and university systems committed to accelerating climate action on campus, in communities, and at a global scale.

Sign up for the CCASS student listserv to receive communications from us about adaptation-related course offerings, events, announcements, opportunities, and more.

Subscribe to the Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill's mailing list to receive notifications about upcoming lectures, events, and field expeditions.

Sign up for The Dirt to stay up to date on environmental news, events and happenings on the University of Arizona campus!

EcoClimate News Southwest, the newsletter for the SW Climate Adaptation Science Center, is published on the second Tuesday of every month, and contains highlights of SW CASC activities as well as upcoming news, events, and job and funding opportunities.

Subscribe to receive monthly news, announcements, and updates relating to the Extreme Heat Network.

The GradFunding Newsletter distributes information on current funding opportunities to graduate students across campus.

Subscribe to the Green Growth Network to receive environmental internships, jobs, volunteer opportunities, and student features in your inbox monthly.

Subscribe to keep up with news and events from Water Resources Research Center.