Environmental Science Concentration
The Environmental Science concentration provides students further exposure into the environmental sciences than what introductory courses cover. The concentration allows students the freedom to delve into a variety of courses that support their interests in the environmental sciences. A minimum of 25.5 credits must be taken to complete the concentration.
Two science or mathematics courses in Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Biology, or Calculus for a minimum of 6 credits.
Required:
Geochemistry for a Habitable Planet (EESC UN3101)
or
Solid Earth Dynamics (EESC UN3201)
Plus one additional course in environmental science for a minimum of 6 credits. The courses can be selected from those suitable for environmental science majors.
Note: EESC 4930 - Earth's Oceans & Atmosphere does not count towards fulfilling the concentration's advanced courses requirement.
To keep track of your degree requirements, use the Environmental Science Concentration Checklist.