Use for current Freshman and Sophomore SCIENCE majors
Core Courses
ENVS 11900
ENVS 12000
ENVS 12100
ENVS 22000
ENVS 23000
BIOL 12200
CHEM 12100
PHYS 11700
MATH 11100
MATH 14400, MATH
14500, MATH 21600, or
MATH 11200
Science Electives
ENVS/BIO/
CHEM/PHYS
Breadth Requirement
ENVS Electives
Humanities elective
Social Science elective
Introduction to Environmental Humanities
Environmental Sentinels
4
4
Introduction to Environmental Science and Technology
Human-Environment Geography
Earth System Science
Principles of Biology II
Principles of Chemistry
Principles of Physics I
Calculus I
Statistics for Business, Economics, and Management;
Statistics for the Health, Life, and Social Sciences;
Introduction to Mathematical Statistics; or Calculus II
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
3-4
Choose from 200-level or above courses that include a lab
8
Upper level ENVS elective which must be at level 300 or
higher
Selected from a list of approved courses available from
the department
Selected from a list of approved courses available from
the department
6
Cultural Immersion
Professional Development
ENVS 17500
Introductory Env. Studies Seminar
ENVS 27500
Intermediate Environmental Seminar
ENVS47500
Advanced Env. St. Seminar
Advanced Studies – students choose one option for 3 credits
ENVS 40200
Adv. Environmental Research
ENVS 49500
Internship
ENVS 49000
Independent Study
3
3
0
1
1
1
3
3
3