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Environmental Studies Minor

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The Environmental Studies minor provides introductory knowledge in several areas of knowledge, as well as the opportunity to connect the program to one’s major. For example, a typical program for a student majoring in Political Science might be: ENV 200 - Principles of Environmental Science ; POL 255 - Environmental Policy and Politics ; BIO 305 - Marine Ecosystems ; ECO 327 - Environmental Economics ; BIO 307 - Ecology ; and ENV 301 - Water Resource Management .

The minor consists of six courses, distributed as follows

One required course

Two courses from the following list of science courses, at least one at the 300 level or above

Two courses from the following list of humanities and social science courses

Note

The sixth course is an advanced course from either category above.

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