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Environmental Studies Majors
Required major courses (41 credits):

Environmental Studies:
ENVR 150: Introduction to Environmental Studies (4)
ENVR 395: Research Seminar (4)
ENVR 397: Internship in Environmental Studies (1)

Science:
MATH 124: Probability and Statistical Inference (4) or Applied Behavioral Statistics (4)
ENVR 175: Integrated Environmental Science I (4)
ENVR 275: Integrated Environmental Science II (4)
BIOL 334: General Ecology (4)

Social Science:
ECON 111: Introduction to Economics (4)
ECON 318: Natural Resource and Environmental Economics (4)

Humanities:
PHIL 243: Environmental Ethics (4)
HIST 360: U.S. Environmental History (4)

Major electives (12 credits):

Three courses total, drawn from at least two of the following groups; only one course below the 300 level may count toward this requirement.

Environmental Studies:
ENVR 200A: Environmental Art and Architecture (4)
ENVR 215: Environmental Learning Community (2)
ENVR 225: Food, Gender, Globalization and the Environment (4)
ENVR 300: Environmental Geography (4)
ENVR 311: Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (4)
ENVR 300B: Sustainable Agriculture (4)
ENVR 312: Geography of Asia (4)
ENVR 300: Topics in Environmental Studies (4) (with approval of program chair)

Science:
BIOL 332: Natural History of the Vertebrates (4) 
BIOL 336: Behavioral Ecology (4) 
BIOL 337: Aquatic Ecology (4)
BIOL 338: Plant-Animal Interactions (4)
GEOL 211: Physical Geology (4)
GEOL 213: Environmental Geology (4)

Social Science:
PCST 215: Science, Environment and Society (4)
PCST 354: Global Environmental Politics (4)
POLS 323: Constitutional Law: Structure and Power (4)
POLS 334: U.S. Bureaucracy and Regulatory Law (4)
POLS 353: International Law and Organization
SOCI 338: World Populations (4)

Humanities:
COMM 381: Environmental Rhetoric (4)
THEO 343: Theology and the Environment (4)

Environmental Studies Minor (24 Credits)
Required minor courses (12 credits):

ENVR 150, 175, 275

Note: Students majoring in the natural sciences are exempted from ENVR 175 and instead must complete ENVR 275 and one additional approved natural science course from the following list: BIOL 109, 331, 334, 336, 337, CHEM 105, COLG 113/PCST 215, GEOL 211, 212, 213, PHYS 103, 105, 107; other courses (such as those taken overseas) may be approved for this requirement through consultation with the program chair.

Minor electives (12 credits)