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Nov 24, 2024
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2018-2019 Undergraduate Bulletin [Archived Bulletin]
Environmental Studies Major
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Students interested in the Environmental Studies major should consult with the director as soon as possible. The director must approve your area of concentration and can help plan the best course of study for your interests.
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Emphasis Area
Eight courses are required in an area of emphasis chosen by the student and approved by the director. At least three courses must be 3000-level or higher. These courses are to be proposed with an explanatory essay that serves as an application to the major. The eight courses must include courses spread across the five breadth areas as noted below.
Breadth areas:
- Environment and Human Values
- Quantitative Methods
- Economics and Public Policy
- Culture, Politics, and Economy
- Natural and Physical Science
The three remaining courses may be any courses relevant to the approved emphasis.
Breadth Courses for Suggested/Sample Areas of Emphasis
NOTE: Additional courses, including special topics (1980/3980) may be applicable to the areas below. Please consult with the director.
Engage Environmental Conflict (with a focus on the environmental humanities)
Environment and Human Values
Economics and Public Policy
Culture, Politics and Economy
Natural and Physical Science
Manage Environmental Systems
Environment and Human Values
Economics and Public Policy
Culture, Politics and Economy
Natural and Physical Sciences
Conduct Environmental Field Studies under Changing Conditions
Environment and Human Values
Economics and Public Policy
Culture, Politics and Economy
Natural and Physical Sciences
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