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Oct 05, 2024
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2021-2022 Undergraduate Bulletin [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Environmental Studies Minor
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David L. Aagesen, Coordinator (Bailey Hall 233)
The Environmental Studies minor is truly interdisciplinary, with courses from twelve different departments in addition to those courses that have ENVR prefixes. Students are provided with an opportunity to approach environmental issues from a holistic or integrative perspective, and are required to take courses from the social sciences and humanities, as well as from the natural sciences. Qualified students may have opportunities to engage in supervised research related to environmental processes and problems, and they may also conduct an internship with an environmental organization. Students are required to complete eight courses (25-28 credit hours) in at least four different disciplines.
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Total Credits Required to Complete Minor: 25-27
Basic Requirements: two courses (7 Credits)
Social Sciences and Humanities: three courses in at least two disciplines (9 Credits)
Sciences: three courses in at least two disciplines (9-11 Credits)
Footnotes
- A three-credit lecture taken with its one-credit co-requisite lab constitutes one course.
- No more than four courses total can be taken from the same prefix.
- Three credits of ENVR 395 (internship) constitute one course. No more than three credits of ENVR 395 can be applied to the minor.
- Three credits of ENVR 399 (directed study) constitute one course. No more than three credits of ENVR 399 can be applied to the minor.
*These courses might have prerequisites.
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