BSc (Hons) Environmental Studies
San Francisco State University, San Francisco, United States
Key facts
- Level
- Undergraduate (Bachelor's)
- Subject
- Life Sciences
- Duration
- 3 years: 1 year International Year One + 2 years degree study
- Study mode
- Full time
- Tuition fee
- US$18,142 per year
- Intakes
- January 2027, August 2027
Course overview
BSc (Hons) Environmental Studies at San Francisco State University. Routes: 3 years: 1 year International Year One + 2 years degree study; Pathway IY1 Science and Engineering. Campus: San Francisco State University. Direct-entry tuition is not listed by Oxford International; see the university fees page. Listed through Oxford International, the university's pathway and recruitment partner. Degree tuition (estimate from SFSU's published 2026-27 rates): about $18,142 per year for an international student taking 12 units each semester - $6,838 CSU tuition plus the $471 per-unit nonresident fee (24 units = $11,304). Campus mandatory fees of about $1,934-$1,986 a year are charged on top; the actual nonresident charge depends on units taken.
What you will study
University course page (modules and full details): https://bulletin.sfsu.edu/colleges/health-social-sciences/environmental-studies/ba-environmental-studies/
Oxford International course page: https://www.oxfordinternational.com/courses/detail/degree-san-francisco-state-university-bsc-hons-environmental-studies/
Entry requirements
Academic requirements
Entry route via Oxford International International Year One. Minimum grade of C or 5 in a minimum of 5 subjects (can be a combination of O and A level), average of all subjects taken must also be a C or higher; English: IELTS 5.0 (with no individual score lower than 5.0) (Pre-Sessional English available for students who have minimum 4 overall) Oxford ELLT 4 (with no skill below 4) (Pre-Sessional English available for students who have minimum 2 overall)
English language
IELTS 5
Minimum in each skill (IELTS): Reading 5, Writing 5, Speaking 5, Listening 5
Course details come from the university and can change. Always check the official course page before you apply.