COURSES

 49-063 CHEMISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT. See Chemistry 51-063. (NSL)

 49-033 INTRODUCTION TO EARTH SCIENCE. See Physics 53-033. (NS)

 49-063 CHEMISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT. See Chemistry 51-063. (NSL)

 49-093 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN WORLD HISTORY. See History 16-093.(H)

 49-143 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE. See Biology 50-143. (NSL)

 49-213 RELIGION AND ECOLOGY. See Religion 19-213. (H) (R)

 49-323 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS. See Economics 31-323. (ScS)

 49-352 DEMOGRAPHY: WORLD POPULATION GEOGRAPHY. See Sociology 34- 352. (ScS)

 49-403 HEALTH AND FITNESS CONCEPTS. See Kinesiology 48-403. (ScS)

 49-414 GLOBAL CHANGE BIOLOGY. See Biology 50-414. (NSL)

 49-423 THE LANDSCAPE: REPRESENTING "NATURE". See Art History 71-663.(FAL)

 49-434 ECOLOGY. See Biology 50-434. (NSL)

 49-444 GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE. See Anthropology 35-434.

 49-453 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. See Economics 31-443.

 49-593 PUBLIC POLICY. See Political Science 32-333.

 49-604 NATURE'S NATION: CONCEPTIONS OF NATURE AND WILDERNESS IN AMERICAN POLITICAL THOUGHT. See Political Science 32-564.

 49-614 ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY. See Chemistry 51-614. (NSL)

 49-653 CONTEMPORARY GERMAN CULTURE. See German 12-353. (H)

 49-963 CAPSTONE IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES. This seminar requires students to analyze a local or regional environmental issue from multiple perspectives, and it has a strong reading and discussion component. It also encourages environmental activism. Only seniors majoring in Environmental Studies should sign up for this class.

 49-001, 002, 003, 004 SELECTED TOPICS. May be repeated with change in topic.

 49-301, 302, 303, 304 SELECTED TOPICS. May be repeated with change in topic.

 49-901, 902, 903, 904 TUTORIAL.

 49-941, 942, 943, 944 ACADEMIC INTERNSHIP. Must be taken Pass/D/F.

 49-951, 952, 953, 954 INDEPENDENT STUDY. May be repeated with change in content.

 49-983 HONORS.