The Bachelor of Science in Community and Environmental Sociology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (College of Agricultural and Life Sciences) explores the relationships between people, communities, and their environments. The program uses an integrative approach to analyze societal factors in environment, food systems, health, and community development, training students to address issues such as sustainability, public health, social justice, and resource conflicts. Core coursework covers foundational sociology, environmental stewardship, technology, agroecology, globalization, and more. The major emphasizes real-world experience via internships, research projects, and a senior capstone course, preparing graduates for roles in environmental conservation, community development, public policy, sociology, law, and health sectors, or for further academic study. 来源： https://guide.wisc.edu/undergraduate/agricultural-life-sciences/community-environmental-sociology/