Complete at least 61 credits, as follows:
Foundational Core Courses (25 credits)
Students will take eight courses that reflect the breadth of environmental, sustainability and society concerns and are representative of different modes of inquiry.
Interdisciplinary:
Physical & Life Sciences:
Social & Behavioral Sciences:
Humanities & the Arts:
Depth and Choice Elective Courses (30 credits)
Working with an advisor, students will determine the direction of their coursework and develop a purposeful plan that adds depth within the field by taking a selection of designated upper-level courses such as:
Interdisciplinary:
Physical & Life Sciences:
Social & Behavioral Sciences:
Humanities & the Arts:
Required Capstone Courses (6 credits)
All majors will participate in an internship (or independent study) and a capstone research project. The internship and capstone project will be determined by the student’s interest.
With an academic advisor, complete a program of at least 30 credits distributed as follows:
Foundation Courses (12-13 credits)
Students will take four courses that reflect the breadth of environmental, sustainability and society concerns and are representative of different modes of inquiry.
Required for the minor:
One course from Arts & Humanities:
One course from Physical & Life Sciences:
One course from Social & Behavioral Sciences:
Depth and Choice Courses (15 credits)
Working with an advisor, students will determine the direction of their coursework and develop a purposeful plan that adds depth within the field by taking a selection of designated upper-level courses (see list of courses from the major).
Required Capstone Course (3 credits)
All minors will participate in an internship or capstone research project. The internship or capstone project will be determined by the student’s interest. Minors take one of the following: