Environmental Studies – Bachelor of Arts 11 credits as follows:
Introduction to ENVS: ENVS 101
Introduction to Environmental Policy: ENVS 110
A course with a strong ethical component: one from ENVS 118, 228, 254, 265, or 270
An introductory course in Environmental Science: ENVS 125 or 170
A course on statistics: STAT 200 (see Non-Departmental Courses)
A course on environmental methods: ENVS 241, 242, 243, 245, or 246
An advanced course in environmental science: ENVS 317, 319, 325, 330, or 335
An advanced course in environmental social science: ENVS 360 or 263
One interdisciplinary elective chosen from ENVS 231, 241, 242, 243, 245, 246, 254, 256, 263, 265, 268, 270, 360, or ECON 303
One additional credit in Environmental Studies
Senior project: ENVS 390/391 (1 credit) or ENVS 400.
Environmental Science – Bachelor of Arts 11 credits as follows:
Introduction to Environmental Studies: ENVS 101
Introduction to Environmental Policy: ENVS 110
Introductory Biology: BIOL 110
Introductory Chemistry: CHEM 102 or 102A
An Introductory course in Environmental Science: ENVS 125 or 170
A course on statistics: STAT 200 or PHYS 241
A course on environmental methods: ENVS 241, 242, or 243
An advanced course in Environmental Science: ENVS 317, 319, 325, 330 or 335
One science elective chosen from ENVS 220, 241, 242, 243, 270, 274, 314, 317, 319, 325, 330 or 335
One additional credit in Environmental Studies
Senior Project: ENVS 390/391 (one credit) or ENVS 400
Environmental Science – Bachelor of Science
Students will satisfy the Bachelor of Arts degree requirements for a major in Environmental Science, as well as four additional credits:
Calculus: MATH 145, 151, or 152
Introductory Physics: One course at the 100 level in Physics and Astronomy
One additional credit from ENVS 188, 125, 170, 220, 241, 242, 243, 274, 289, 314, 317, 319, 325, 330 or 335
One additional credit from BIOL, BIOCHEM, CHEM (200 level or higher), CS, NEUR, PHYS, or MATH (131 level or higher). This credit must not cross-list with ENVS.
The Bachelor of Science is not available to Environmental Studies majors.
Note: A three-course overlap is allowed for students pursuing double majors (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science) in Biology and Environmental Science.
Requirements for the minor:
5 credits as follows:
ENVS 101
A course with a strong ethical component: one from ENVS 118, 228, 254, 265, or 270
