Environmental Science, B.S.

A. Seven to nine required core courses

• ENS 100 -  Introduction to Environmental Studies
• BIO 103 - (110) Diversity of Life: Heredity, Evolution, and Ecology

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• BIO 315 -  Biology of Plants

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• BIO 320 -  Ecology

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• BIO 322 -  Conservation Biology

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• BIO 324 -  Plant Ecology

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• BIO 350T - Terrestrial Ecology of Australia

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• CHM 101 -  Introductory Chemistry 1

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• CHM 102 -  Introductory Chemistry 2

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• CHM 110H -  Honors Introductory Chemistry

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• GEO 110 -  Physical Geology

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• GEO 112 -  Environmental Geology

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• GEO 117 -  Natural Disasters

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• GEO 120 -  The Earth and Life Through Time

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• ENS 204 -  Geographic Information Systems

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• MTH 113 -  Accelerated Single-Variable Calculus

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• MTH 110 -  Calculus 1: Differential Calculus

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• MTH 112 -  Calculus 2: Integral Calculus

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• PSY 200 -  Statistical Methods in Psychology

B. Two environmental policy/humanities courses

• AAH 260 -  Nature, Art, and The Environment
• AAH 265 - Environmentalism in Contemporary Art
• ANT 241 -  Environmental Anthropology
• ANT 248 - Sustainable Culture
• AVA 345 -  The Illustrated Organism
• CLS 153 -  The Environment in the Ancient World
• ECO 228 -  Environmental and Natural Resource Economics
• EGL 280 -  Nature and Environmental Writing
• EGL 281 -  Environmental Psychology and Place Attachment in the American Literary Landscape
• ENS 201 -  Food Ecology
• ENS 222 -  The New Wall of China
• ENS 291 -  Construction for Humanity
• HST 138 -  Big History
• HST 225 -  American Environmental History
• HST 229 -  The Adirondacks and American Environmental History
• HST 299 - The Nuclear Age
• MLT 209 -  The New Wall of China
• PHL 272 - Sustainability Theory And Practice
• PHL 273 -  Environmental Ethics
• PSC 260 -  Policy Making and American Society
• PSC 272 -  The Environment, Energy, and US Politics
• REE 300T - History and Environment of Siberia
• SOC 260 -  Demography: Population and Society
• SOC 270 -  Social Movements, the Environment, and Society
• SOC 271 -  Sociology of Disaster
• SOC 450 -  Environmental Services and Policy

C. Six upper level science courses and area of concentration

(no more than four courses from any one department except for Environmental Engineering and Technology students; no double counting from A-B, above. The following are suggested areas of concentration; alterations should be approved by the ESPE Director):