Environmental Management and Policy Concentration

Required courses - 22 credits (including Capstone)

• CHEM 10200 - General Chemistry I
• CHEM 10400 - General Chemistry II
• CHEM 10600 - General Chemistry Laboratory
• GEOG 22600 - Environmental Conservation: Resource Management
• PGEOG 25000 - Earth System Science I
• PGEOG 25100 - Earth System Science II

Electives - 18 credits

A minimum of 18 credits from the list of courses below. 12 credits must be taken at the 300-level or higher. Elective are not counted towards the minor requirements. Courses not listed may be included in a student’s concentration with permission of the ES adviser.

Note: It is strongly recommended that students take STAT 11300 Probability and Statistics .

• COMHE 32500 - Environmental Public Health
• GEOG 24100 - Population Geography
• GEOG 32800 - Urban Environmental Problems: Evaluations and Solutions
• GEOG 33500 - International Pollution Issues
• GEOG 34100 - Urban Geography
• GEOG 37000 - Geography of Sustainable Development in Developing Countries
• GEOG 37100 - Rural Water Supply in Developing Regions
• GEOL 20500 - Environmental Geology
• GEOL 33400 - Coastal Geomorphology
• GEOL 38300 - Special Topics in Geology and Oceanography
• GTECH 32100 - Remote Sensing of the Environment
• GTECH 38500 - GIS Applications
• PGEOG 31300 - Biogeography
• PGEOG 33500 - Urban and Metropolitan Coasts
• PGEOG 36100 - Global Climatic Change
• PGEOG 36300 - Environmental Hazards
• PGEOG 38300 - Special Topics in Environmental Studies
• POLSC 24400 - Energy and Environmental Politics and Public Policy (W)
• SOC 36100 - Development and Modernization (W)
• URBS 31000 - Methods of Urban Research and Policy Analysis
• URBS 40100 - Managing Urban Physical Environment

Total credits 40

Note(s):

*Graduate course. See 2006-2009 graduate catalog. Available to upper seniors or with instructor permission. Students who wish to take a 700-level course to satisfy the major must obtain permission from both the environmental studies adviser and the offering department.