Environmental Studies Certificate
This certificate is for students who wish to pursue careers or other involvement in resource management, public policy, and environmental advocacy, an interdisciplinary background on social and environmental studies can provide a valuable context and skill set for professional advancement.
12 credits, which must be taken from at least 3 different departments. Must be enrolled in the Graduate School.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Anthropology: | ||
| Ecological Anthropology | ||
| Food and Culture | ||
| Topics in Sociocultural Anthropology | ||
| English and Philosophy: | ||
| Literature and the Environment | ||
| Geosciences: | ||
| Global Environmental Change | ||
| History: | ||
| Foodways in History | ||
| Global Environmental History | ||
| U.S. Environmental History | ||
| History of Energy | ||
| Political Science: | ||
| Community and Regional Planning | ||
| Science and Technology Policy | ||
| Environmental Politics and Policy | ||
| International Sustainable Development | ||
| Public Lands Policy | ||
| Sociology: | ||
| Rural Sociology and Community Development | ||
| Total Credits: | 12 | |
*Relevant courses not listed here may be applied to this certificate at the discretion of the chair of History.
Student Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to explain and apply multi-disciplinary methods and concepts relating to environmental policy, management, research, cultural expression, and/or history.