| |
Dec 17, 2024
|
|
|
|
|
2018-2019 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Environmental Science Concentration
|
|
 Return to: Programs of Study
|
Requirements for Concentration in Environmental Science
Some environmental careers are practiced primarily in one field of science. Students interested in pursuing such careers should consider the option of a science major with an environmental science concentration. It is strongly advised that students talk with science faculty in choosing their option.
The following are required for the concentration:
Core:
A major in biology, chemistry, geology, mathematics, mathematics/physics, or physics and six additional courses as described below:
- Four science courses in two sciences outside the student’s major including two or three units in one science and one or two in another. Only two courses can be at the introductory level, which means they lack prerequisites. Courses are to be selected from the list below and in consultation with the concentration director and the student’s major department. It is possible to substitute other upper-level science courses, depending on the interests of the student.
- One unit selected from the “Society and Culture” or “Language, Idea and Image” lists in the environmental studies major or one additional upper-level science course not in the student’s major.
Experiential Requirements:
- Attendance at a series of seminars each semester. In these, students who completed internships the previous semester will report on them, and other items of general interest, such as graduate schools and careers, will be discussed.
- An environmental research project, service project or internship. Students should have prior approval of the concentration director, and must make a presentation in the seminar and submit a paper summarizing the experience.
|
Return to: Programs of Study
|
|