Roosevelt Inlet Webcam
Take in the sights of the University of Delaware’s Hugh R. Sharp campus in Lewes via our live webcam! Learn more >>
Coast Day Crab Cake Cook-Off Contest
Coast Day returns for the 38th year on Sunday, Oct. 5. To become a judge at the Crab Cake Cook-off, take an online quiz! Read More >>
Corals and climate
Scientists discovered that corals are better able to recover from bouts of heat stress, called “bleaching,” when they keep large energy reserves — mostly as fat — socked away in their cells. Read More >>
Beach safety study
Medical experts are working with UD and Delaware Sea Grant to examine wave processes along the Delaware coast. Read more on UDaily >>
Diesel bus alternative
Electric school buses that power the grid could save school districts millions of dollars, based on recent research. Read more>>

Roosevelt Inlet Webcam
Take in the sights of the University of Delaware’s Hugh R. Sharp campus in Lewes via our live webcam! Learn more >>
Coast Day Crab Cake Cook-Off Contest
Coast Day returns for the 38th year on Sunday, Oct. 5. To become a judge at the Crab Cake Cook-off, take an online quiz! Read More >>
Corals and climate
Scientists discovered that corals are better able to recover from bouts of heat stress, called “bleaching,” when they keep large energy reserves — mostly as fat — socked away in their cells. Read More >>
Beach safety study
Medical experts are working with UD and Delaware Sea Grant to examine wave processes along the Delaware coast. Read more on UDaily >>
Diesel bus alternative
Electric school buses that power the grid could save school districts millions of dollars, based on recent research. Read more>>

Broadening Horizons

The College of Earth, Ocean, and Environment (CEOE) strives to reach a deeper understanding of the planet and improve stewardship of environmental resources.

Our faculty and students examine complex information from multiple disciplines with the knowledge that science and society are firmly linked and solutions to environmental challenges can be synonymous with positive economic impact. We are preparing the next generation of environmental scientists and leaders to make a difference for the future.

The college brings the latest advances in technology to bear on both teaching and conducting ocean, earth and atmospheric research. Current focus areas are ecosystem health and society, environmental observing and forecasting, and renewable energy and sustainability.

Discover Our World!

CEOE students are engaged in environmental issues and gain practical experience to prepare them for fulfilling careers. Learn about our majors and degree programs, experiences beyond the classroom, and more!