Global Sustainability Concentration (24-39 cr)

A. Core Requirements 3 cr

• SUS 115 - Foundations of Sustainability Credit: 3

B. Elective Requirements 21 cr

Consists of courses focused on the physical, chemical, biological, cultural, political, and economic aspects of global sustainability

• ANT 303 - Conservation and Ethical Treatment of Nonhuman Primates Credit: 3
• BIO 200 - Human Impacts on the Environment Credit: 3
• BIO 320 - Introductory Ecology Credit: 3
• BIO 341 - Plants and Society Credit: 3
• BIO 363 - Great Lakes Environmental Issues Credit: 3
• BIO 400 - Ecosystems and Society Credit: 3
• CHE 300 - Environmental Science Credit: 3
• CHE 473 - Environmental Chemistry Credit: 3
• ECO 390 - Environmental Economics Credit: 3
• GEO 115 - Environmental Sustainability Credit: 3
• GEO 200 - Historical Geology Credit: 3
• GEO 315 - Earth’s Fury Credit: 3
• GEO 480 - Tectonics Credit: 3
• HIS 367 - Global Disease Credit: 3
• MAT 379 - Environmental Statistics Credit: 3
• MET 305 - Climatology Credit: 3
• MET 315 - Weather Disasters Credit: 3
• MET 320 - Humans and Atmospheric Change Credit: 3
• PHY 205 - Energy and the Environment: A Global View Credit: 3
• POL 387 - Global Environmental Politics Credit: 3
• POL 409 - Comparative Energy Policy Credit: 3
• SOC 369 - Environmental Sociology Credit: 3

C. Cognate Requirements 0-15 cr

• Intermediate (202) level competency in a foreign language of the region under advisement credit 0-12
• Any approved computer and information literacy course -OR- passing the computer literacy competency exam credit 0-3

D. Recommended Study Abroad