Requirements for a Concentration in Environment and Society - Environmental Studies Major (BA)

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
Concentration Requirements
Six semester hours from Environment and Society:		6
ENV 2376	Environment and Society
ENV 3320	Environment and Human Behavior
ENV 4309	Environmental Justice
ENV 4310	World Food Problems
ENV 4323	The Environment and Economic Analysis
ENV 4389	American Environmental History
ENV 4393	Environmental Ethics
ENV 4410	Humans and Environmental Change
Three semester hours from Environmental Science:		3
ENV 3306	Conserving Biodiversity
ENV 3308	Marine Environments and Biodiversity
ENV 3314	Introduction to Environmental Health
ENV 3316	Introduction to Air Quality
ENV 3333	Watershed Assessment
ENV 4313	Agricultural Ecology
ENV 4320	Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene
ENV 4365	The Environment and Energy
ENV 4370	Fundamentals of Ecotoxicology
ENV 4450	Applied Forest Ecology
Geographic Information Systems		4
ENV 4485	Introduction to Geographic Information Systems
or ENV 4487	Advanced GIS Analysis
Six additional semester hours of 3000-4000 level ENV courses		6
Subtotal		19
Required Courses in Other Fields
Chemistry		3-4
CHE 1300	Introductory Chemistry
or CHE 1301	Basic Principles of Modern Chemistry I
or CHE 1405	Chemistry and Society
CHE 1302	Basic Principles of Modern Chemistry II
or CHE 1341	Introductory Organic Biochemistry
Life Science – select at least three hours from the following:		3-4
BIO 1305 & BIO 1105	Modern Concepts of Bioscience and Modern Concepts of Bioscience Laboratory
BIO 1306 & BIO 1106	Modern Concepts of Bioscience, continued and Modern Concepts of Bioscience Laboratory
BIO 1401	Current Issues in Human Biology
Data Evaluation – select at least three hours from the following:		3
STA 1380	Elementary Statistics
STA 2381	Introductory Statistical Methods
ENV 3302	Data Analysis for Environmental Studies
Total Hours		28-30