Environmental Studies Major

Environmental Studies Courses (four)

One Additional Interdisciplinary Course Focused on the Environment

One full-credit course or two half-credit courses from the following list:

• CORE 114S - Ecology, Ethics, and Wilderness
• CORE 119S - Environmental Activism, Science, and the Arts
• CORE 123S - Climate Change and Human History
• CORE 128S - Global Change and You
• CORE 154S - Caribbean Ecology and Environmental Concerns
• CORE 159S - Ecology and the Quality of the Environment
• ENST 233 - Global Environmental Health Issues (0.50 credit)
• ENST 240 - Sustainability: Science and Analysis
• ENST 291 - Independent Study (with permission of the program director)
• ENST 391 - Independent Study (with permission of the program director)
• ENST 491 - Independent Study (with permission of the program director)
• ENST 309 - Australian Environmental Issues (Study Group)

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• ENST 315 - Applied Natural Resource Conservation
• ENST 316 - Nature, Technology, and the Human Prospect
• ENST 321 - Global Environmental Justice (if it is not used to fulfill the Environmental Studies requirement)
• ENST 333 - Environment and Community Health in Africa: A Case Study in Rural Uganda (Extended Study) (0.50 credit)
• ENST 336 - Renewable Energy: Research and Implementation and  
• ENST 344 - Managing Complexity: America’s Public Lands
• ENST 490 - Seminar in Environmental Studies (if it is not used to fulfill the Environmental Studies requirement)
• GEOG 205 - Climate and Society

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Methods Course

One full-credit course or two half-credit courses from the following list, or with permission of the program director another methods course appropriate for the student’s chosen field of study:

• BIOL 320 - Biostatistics and  
• ECON 375 - Applied Econometrics
• GEOG 245 - Geographic Information Systems
• GEOG 250 - Research Methods
• GEOG 251 - Media Frames and Content Analysis (0.50 credit)
• SOCI 251 - Media Frame and Content Analysis (0.50 credit)
• GEOG 347 - Satellite Image Analysis (0.50 credit)
• GEOL 253 - Environmental Geochemistry and Analysis and  
• HIST 199 - History Workshop
• PHIL 225 - Logic I
• RELG 352 - Theory and Method in the Study of Religion

Courses Providing Breadth of Analytical Perspectives (three)