B.A. in Environmental Studies
The B.A. in environmental studies combines courses necessary for the basic understanding of processes in the environment with courses dealing with theories of economics and political science. This program is intended for students who are interested in the economic and political consequences of problems in the environment. Students who complete this program typically go into fields such as environmental law or public policy.
Basic Courses
- BIO 110 or 111
- CHM 131
- EES 101
- MTH 161 (or 141 and 142)
Core Courses
- EES 103, 215, 217 or 218
Elective Courses
Elective courses come from two groups: natural sciences and social sciences. A total of seven elective courses is required (three or four from either group), to be chosen from a list of approved courses by the student in consultation with a faculty advisor. In addition, one course in statistics, mathematics, or computer science is required. The program is completed with a closure course that will be either a senior thesis, internship, or suitable seminar.