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Sustainability in the Curriculum
Students can take courses related to sustainability in the environment, minor in Environmental Studies or Environmental Science, and even obtain a B.S. degree in Environmental Science and Policy.
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B.S Environmental Science and Policy - Schmid College of Science and Technology
For undergraduates, Schmid College of Science and Technology offers a B.S. degree in Environmental Science and Policy where students can choose an area of study in Ecology, Earth Systems, or Policy. These concentrations provide the students with disciplinary depth and experiences on subjects from environmental justice advocacy and communication to ecological restoration and environmental modeling. Minors are also offered in Environmental Science and Environmental Studies that students can pair with their majors.
Minors
Schmid College of Science and Technology
- Environmental Science
- Environmental Studies
Highlighted Courses
- CHEM 327 - Environmental Geochemistry
- DOC 345 - Wildlife and Environmental Filmmaking
- ECON 465 - Environmental and Natural Resources Economics
- ENV 227 - Darwin and the Galapagos
- ENV 345 - Restoration Ecology
- ENV 350 - Cooperate Sustainability
- ENV 360 - Environmental Advocacy Through Story
- ENV 392 - Law and Policy of Water Resources Management
- ENV 402 - Diverse Perspectives in Conservation Biology, Lec/Lab
- ENV 420 - Environmental Hydrology
- FFC 100 - Earths Spheres & Changing Climate
- FFC 100 - Our World in 2050
- HIST 301 - U.S. Environmental History
- HON 376 - Sustainability in an Unsustainably Structured World
- PHIL 303 - Environmental Ethics
- POSC 346 - Environmental Law