ENVL Degree Requirements

Core requirements for both the B.S. degree and B.A. degree:

• Intro to Environmental Studies (ENVL1100)
• Physical Geography w/ Lab (ENVL2100)
• Ecological Principles w/ Lab (ENVL2200)
• Environmental Issues w/ Lab (ENVL2300)
• Introduction to Statistics and Computers (ENVL2400)
• One of the following:
• Environmental Studio
• Senior Project
• Senior Internship

B.S. Degree Requirements (in addition to core):

• Organisms and Evolution w/ Lab (BIOL1100)
• Chemistry I w/ Lab (CHEM2110)
• Chemistry II w/ Lab (CHEM2120)
  or Chemistry IV w/ Lab (CHEM2140)
• Physical Geology w/ Lab (GEOL1201)
  or Physics for Life Science (PHYS1210)
• Precalculus (MATH1100)
• Calculus I (MATH2215)
• Statistics and Computers (ENVL2400)

B.A. Degree Requirements (in addition to core):

• Organisms and Evolution w/ Lab (BIOL1100)
• Chemistry I w/ Lab (CHEM2110)
• Physical Geology w/ Lab (GEOL1201)
  or Physics for Life Science (PHYS1210) or Economics
• Statistics and Computers (ENVL2400)
  or Calculus I (MATH2215)

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ENVL Concentrations

The Hydrogeology Concentration combines work in water resources and geology with the aim of giving students a background in hydrogeology. Contact the Environmental Studies and Geology program.

The Geographic Information Systems Concentration is useful for ENVL majors as well as non-majors. Students are trained in using this powerful computer application to manipulate geographic information. Contact an ENVL preceptor for more information.

The Energy Certificate Program leads to a special energy certificate upon graduation; students in this cluster combine courses in physics, economics, and environmental studies. For further details, see the Energy Certificate program in the Bulletin.

The Concentration in Environmental Crime is for students interested in doing work in criminal justice and environmental studies. It includes a sequence of five offerings drawn from the criminal justice and environmental studies curricula. Contact the Criminal Justice program or your preceptor.

The Archaeology Concentration requires a student to concentrate on courses in anthropology, geology, and environmental studies as a focus on graduate school or a career in contract archaeology. Contact the Sociology/Anthropology program.

The Cultural Ecology Area combines work in anthropology and environmental studies; students study relationships between human cultures and environments. Contact the Sociology/Anthropology program.

The Urban Studies Area is for students interested in urban problems and combines the social sciences with environmental studies to better understand the social, economic, and environmental problems of cities. Contact the Political Science program.

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ENVL Sample Curriculum

Note:
G = General Studies
ASD = General studies or at some distance

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Environmental Studies B.S. Degree
Sample Four-Year Course Sequence

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Freshman

ENVL1100
BIOL1100
G/ASD
G/ASD

ENVL2100
CHEM2110
MATH1100
G/ASD

Sophomore

ENVL2200
MATH2215
CHEM2120
G/ASD

ENVL2300
GEOL or PHYS
ENVL2400
G/ASD

Junior

ENVL/cognate
ENVL3000
G/ASD
G/ASD  

ENVL3000/cognate
ENVL3000
G/ASD
G/ASD
ENVL3600    

Senior

ENVL3000
ENVL3000
ENVL/cognate
G/ASD

ENVL4640/4800/4900
ENVL/cognate
G/ASD
G/ASD  

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Environmental Studies B.A. Degree
Sample Four-Year Course Sequence

Term      

Fall

Spring

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Freshman

ENVL1100
BIOL1100
G/ASD
G/ASD

ENVL2100
CHEM or PHYS
G/MATH1100
G/ASD

Sophomore

ENVL2200
GEOL2100
G/ASD
G/ASD

ENVL2300
ENVL2400
G/ASD
G/ASD

Junior

ENVL3000
ENVL/cognate
G/ASD
G/ASD  

ENVL3000
G/ASD
G/ASD
ENVL3600    

Senior

ENVL3000
G/ASD
G/ASD
G/ASD

ENVL4640/4800/4900
ENVL or cognate3000
G/ASD
G/ASD  

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Created: Sep 17, 1997
Last Updated: Feb 23, 1998