Unity College

Through a curriculum emphasizing sustainability science, we are committed to providing students with the capacity to address these looming global changes successfully. Sometimes, traditional academic programs overlook the fact that learning is essentially experiential. Our hands-on approach, combined with our small class sizes, means that at Unity field work is the rule rather than the exception.

On any given day, your classroom might be a whale-watching expedition, an animal shelter, a hunter check station, or the top of a mountain. Your lab time might include farming, camping, animal handling, ropes work, building, rock climbing, first aid, or any number of other activities.

We realize that every academic discipline—every subject—supplies just one piece of the complex puzzle needed to solve the problems our students will face in an uncertain future. While we offer students a choice of several distinct baccalaureate degrees, each degree program includes courses in the natural sciences, social sciences, and the humanities: an integrated framework known as sustainability science.