Join EEGS as we celebrate Earth Week
Students from several organizations across campus have organized a suite of activities for April 20 - April 26, 2025 to help us celebrate Planet Earth and learn about ways to leave a lighter footprint. Learn more by clicking the link below for information and links to events.
Undergraduate Certificate Program
Undergraduate Courses
EEGS offers a variety of courses spanning the geosciences, environmental science, environmental studies, sustainability, and Geographic Information Systems and remote sensing. The department is committed to excellence in teaching and preparing students for professional careers in education, governmental service, the private sector, and graduate study through hands-on and service-learning experiences.
Download our informational flyers for all undergraduate courses.
Graduate Courses
EEGS offers a variety of courses spanning the social, economic, and environmental components of sustainability, as well as proposal writing and development, community planning, and Geographic Information Systems and remote sensing. The department is committed to excellence in teaching and preparing graduate students for professional careers in education, governmental service, the private sector, and graduate study through hands-on and service-learning experiences.
Latest EEGS News
Frank receives the NMU Board of Trustees Outstanding Graduating Senior Award.
Seebeck receives the EEGS Outstanding Graduating Senior Award and graduates with 4.0 GPA.
Ziegler receives the 2025-2026 Excellence in Part-Time Teaching Award .
Adebiyi receives the 2025-2026 Faculty Emerging Leadership Award.
EEGS scholars present at the Celebration of Student Scholarship.
EEGS leaders champion Earth Week.
Brady hired by the Idaho Fish and Game River Restoration Program.
Naito joins editorial board of Annals of the American Association of Geographers.