Bachelor of Arts with Major in Environmental Studies

Required 120 credits (36 of which must be numbered 300 or above, and 30 of which must be from UND) including:

I. Essential Studies Requirements (see University ES guidelines and course listings).

II. The Following Curriculum (39 Major Credits)

Core Required Courses (18 credits)
ENRV 100 Environmental Studies Seminar1-3
ENRV 122 Foundations of Environmental Science3
COMM 360 Communicating Science3
ENGL 227Literature and the Environment3
GEOG 274Introduction to Geospatial Technologies3
GEOG 454Conservation and Sustainable Use of Natural Resources3
Electives (21 credits,minimum 3 credits in each area, additional 12 credits in Social Sciences and/or Humanities)
Natural Sciences (3 credits)
ATSC 110
110L
Meteorology I
and Meteorology I Laboratory
4
ATSC 1203
BIOL 150General Biology I3
BIOL 150LGeneral Biology I Laboratory1
BIOL 151General Biology II3
BIOL 151LGeneral Biology II Laboratory1
BIOL 332
332L
General Ecology
and Gen Ecology Lab
4
BIOL 336Systematic Botany4
BIOL 350Plant Ecology3
BIOL 360Soil Ecology3
BIOL 363Entomology4
BIOL 425Ichthyology3
BIOL 433Aquatic Ecology3
BIOL 439Conservation Biology3
BIOL 470Biostatistics4
CHEM 115
115L
Introductory Chemistry
and Introductory Chemistry Laboratory
4
CHEM 121
121L
General Chemistry I
and General Chemistry I Laboratory
4
CHEM 122
122L
General Chemistry II
and General Chemistry II Laboratory
4
CHEM 333
333L
Analytical Chemistry
and Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
4
CHEM 341
341L
Organic Chemistry I
and Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
4
CHEM 342
342L
Organic Chemistry II
and Organic Chemistry II Laboratory
4
CHEM 392Special Problems in Chemistry1-3
CHEM 443Instrumental Analysis III - Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry2
ESSP 200Sustainability Science3
ESSP 320Land and Water Sustainability3
ESSP 333Oceanography3
GEOG 121
121L
Global Physical Environment
and Global Physical Environment Laboratory
4
GEOG 134Introduction to Global Climate3
GEOG 322Environmental Hazards3
GEOG 334Climatology3
GEOG 374
374L
Environmental Remote Sensing
and Environmental Remote Sensing Laboratory
3
GEOG 377
& GEOG 377L

and
3
GEOG 421Selected Topics in Physical Geography3
GEOG 471
471L
Cartography and Visualization
and Cartography and Visualization Laboratory
3
GEOG 474
474L
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
and GIS Laboratory
3
GEOG 475Digital Image Processing3
GEOG 476Selected Topics in Geographic Information Systems3
GEOL 101Introduction to Geology3
GEOL 103Introduction to Environmental Issues3
GEOL 205Surviving on Planet Earth3
GEOL 322Geology, Society, and the Environment3
GEOL 342Conservation and Environmental Hydrology3
GEOE 417Hydrogeology3
MATH 146Applied Calculus I3
Social Sciences (3-15 credits)
ANTH 171Introduction to Cultural Anthropology3
ANTH 350Ethnographic Methods3
ANTH 360Environmental Change Culture3
ANTH 420Archaeological Origins of Plant and Animal Use3
COMM 206Digital Communication: Fundamentals3
COMM 3003
ESSP 160Sustainability Society3
ESSP 310Sustainable Food Systems3
ESSP 330Environmental Change: Adaptation Mitigation3
ESSP 420Sustainable Energy3
ESSP 450Environmental and Natural Resource Economics3
ESSP 460Global Environmental Policy3
GEOG 457Urban Geography and Planning3
GEOG 459Population Geography3
N&D 335World Food Patterns3
POLS 116State and Local Government3
POLS 250Introduction to Public Administration3
POLS 432Public Policy Making Process3
PSYC 111Introduction to Psychology3
PSYC 241Introduction to Statistics4
PSYC 361Social Psychology3
PSYC 366Conflict Management3
SOC 323Sociological Research Methods3
SOC 326Sociological Statistics3
SOC 331Community Sociology3
SOC 437Population3
TECH 300Technology and Society3
Humanities (3-15 credits)
ENGL 308The Art of Writing Nonfiction3
ENGL 369Literature and Culture3
HIST 325American West3
PHIL 342Advanced Ethics3
PHIL 253Environmental Ethics3
PHIL 304Existentialism Phenomenology3
PHIL 450Philosophy, Economics, and Politics3
PHIL 451Current Topics in Political Philosophy3