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ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
he Environmental Studies major is an interdisciplinary program which examines the many connections
between humans and nature from a wide variety of perspectives. The program combines a broad set of
courses in the natural sciences, social sciences, humanities and fine arts. It also encourages students to
be environmental activists.
The major consists of at least 33 hours, 20 of which are above the introductory level, and leads to a BA
degree. The minor consists of at least 18 hours, with 12 hours above the introductory level. See below
for specifics.
Major in Environmental Studies: 33 semester hours, including Environmental Studies 49-143, 963
(Capstone); one from 49-033, 063, 414, 434, 614; 49-943 or 953; Mathematics 52-113; 17-18
additional hours of Environmental Studies, 10-14 hours of which must be above the introductory
level (number of additional hours depends on science course choice above).
Recommended General Education courses for the Major in Environmental Studies: Anthropology
35-103, Chemistry 51-063, Economics 31-013, 443, Philosophy 18-103, 273, Political Science
32-113.
Note: Environmental Studies 49-414, 434, and 614 are advanced courses and have prerequisites, and
these prerequisites do not count toward the Environmental Studies major. Students who have
a special interest in the natural sciences are encouraged to minor in one of those disciplines,
and to include one or more of these advanced classes in your program of study. In planning
your minor, keep in mind the University policy that no courses will count toward both your
major in Environmental Studies and your minor.
Minor in Environmental Studies: 18 semester hours, including Environmental Studies 49-143; one
from 49-033, 063, 414, 434, 614; 11-12 additional hours of Environmental Studies, 8-12 hours of
which must be above the introductory level (number of additional hours depends on course choices
above).
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