Courses

Here in the courses section you'll find in-depth information regarding courses offered by the ENVS department. We're fortunate enough to offer some pretty cool classes, and there's sure to be something that strikes your interest! Keep checking back for more updates on what each class is up to!

Spring 2012 Courses:

ENVS 10100: Environmental Seminar

ENVS 11200: Sustainability Principles and Practices

ENVS 12100: Environmental Science and Technology

ENVS 13100: Earth Systems Science II

ENVS 20100: Introductory Environmental Research

ENVS 20200: Topics in Sustainability: Social Justice and Sustainability

ENVS 22100: Interdisciplinary Physical Science

ENVS 30100: Intermediate Environmental Research

ENVS 33100: Land use and Landscape Change

ENVS 34000: Environmental Health and Medicine 

ENVS 35000: Topics in Natural Resources and Ecology: Farming the Forest

ENVS 38200: Topics in Environmental Policy: Sustainability in the Amazon

ENVS 40100: Environmental Seminar II

ENVS 45000: Senior Research

ENVS 45100: Capstone Discussion

ENVS 49000: Independent Study 

ENVS 49500: Internship in Environmental Studies/Science

Fall 2011 Courses:

ENVS 10100: Environmental Seminar

ENVS 10400: Gardening Principles and Practices: How to Grow Your Own Food

ENVS 11200: Sustainability Principles and Practices

ENVS 11000: The Environmental Crisis: Causes and Solutions

ENVS 11200: Sustainability Principles and Practice

ENVS 12000: Environmental Sentinels

ENVS 13000: Earth System Science I

ENVS 20100: Introductory Environmental Research

ENVS 20400: Selected Topics in Environmental Studies: Rainforests, Reefs and Ruins

ENVS 22000: Cultural and Physical Geography

ENVS 30100: Intermediate Environmental Research

ENVS 32200: Environmental Methods: Sampling, Surveying, Statistics and Analysis

ENVS 36000: Special Topics in Environmental Humanities: The Natural World Through Human Eyes

ENVS 49000: Independent Study 

ENVS 49500: Internship in Environmental Studies/Science