Sustainability Studies Minor Approved Courses

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1 Sustainability Studies Minor Approved Courses Course Description CR Offered Prerequisites Minor~ CORE Gen Ed ANTH 222 Introduction to Ecological and Evolutionary 4 Fa, Sp, W, Su SHD DSNL Anthropology ANSC 227 Eating with Eyes Wide Open 3 Fa, Sp SAT DSNS, SCIS 3 Fa, Sp SHD DSHS, ANTH 265 Anthropology of Global Health DVUP, SCIS ANTH266* Changing Climate, Changing Cultures 3 Fa, Sp, W, Su PAI or SHD SB DSHS, DVCC, SCIS ANTH 322 Method and Theory in Ecological Anthropology 3 Fa ANTH220 or ANTH222. Restriction: Must be in a major within the BSOS- SHD ANTH 451 Environmental Archaeology 3 Fa SHD DSSP ANTH 450 Theory and Practice of Environmental Anthropology 3 Fa Junior standing or higher SHD ANTH 452, Anthropology and Climate Change 3 Fa SHD ANTH 652 AOSC 123* Causes and ImpliSATions of Global Change 3 Sp SAT or PAI PS DSNS, SCIS AOSC 200/201 Weather and Climate/Weather and Climate Laboratory 4 Fa, Sp MATH 110 or 115; Recommended AOSC 201 SAT PS DSNL (if taken ARCH 289I Sustainability at College Park 3 Sp PAI IE DSNS or DSSP, SCIS ARCH 430* Measuring Sustainability 3 Fa SAT or PAI ARCH 418M ARCH478T Ecological Design Thinking 3 Fa SAT ARCH271 People, Planet and Profit: Building Sustainable 3 Sp SHD DSSP Places AREC 200 The Chesapeake Bay Ecosystem: Intersection of Science, Economics, and Policy 3 Sp SAT LS DSNS or DSSP, SCIS AREC 240 Introduction to Economics and the Environment 4 Sp MATH 220 recommended PAI SB DSHS

2 AREC 365* World Hunger, Population, and Food Services 3 Fa, Sp PAI, SHD D DVUP BMGT 468V Transformative Action: Effective Methods of Social Change 3 Fa PAI BMGT 496 Business Ethics and Society 3 Fa, Sp 1 course in BMGT or permission PAI BSCI Principles of Ecology and evolution 3 Fa,Sp math 160 or higher SAT DSNL,DSNS 160/161 BSCI 124 Plant Biology for Non-Science Majors 3 Sp Not open to science majors or to SAT LL (if DSNL students who have taken BSCI105 taken BSCI 126 Pollinators in Crisis 3 Fa SAT LS DSNS, SCIS BSCI 135 Amazing Green: Plants that Transformed the World 4 Fa SAT LL DSNL, SCIS BSCI 361 Principles of Ecology 4 Fa, W, Sp BSCI106 and MATH 130 or 140 SAT BSCI 363 The Biology of Conservation and Extinction 3 Sp BSCI 106 SAT 1 sp SAT BSOS388T BSOS Sustainability Task Force ECON181* Incentives for Sustainability: An Economist s 3 Fa,Sp PAI,SHD Perspective ENCE 411 Environmental Engineering Science 3 Fa ENCE 310 and permission of dept SAT ENGL 398V Writing about the Environment 3 Fa, Sp ENGL 101. Minimum of 60 credits SHD FSPW earned ENME Sp ENME331, ENGR major SAT Renewable Energy ENME 489X Energy Conversion Systems for Sustainability 3 Fa SAT ENES 232 ENSP 101 Introduction to Environmental Science 3 Fa SAT PS DSNS ENSP 102 Introduction to Environmental Policy 3 Sp PAI DSHS ENSP 330 Introduction to Environmental Law 3 Fa,sp ENSP 101 & 102 recommended; Junior standing; Permission of ENSP department. PAI

3 ENSP 340 Water: Science, Ethics and Law 3 Sp ENSP 101 & 102 recommended; Permission of ENSP department. PAI ENST 100 International Crop Production-Issues and Challenges in the 21st Century 3 Fa SAT LS ENST 233 Introduction to Environmental Health 3 Fa, Sp SHD DSNS ENST 314 Fisheries Management and Sustainability 3 Sp (Even BSCI 106 or ENST course from SAT years) MATH range ENST 436 Emerging Environmental Threats 3 Sp ENST 233 or perm of dept SAT GEOG 130 Developing Countries 3 Fa, Sp SHD SB, D DSHS GEOG 140 Natural Disasters: Earthquakes, Floods, and Fires 3 Fa, Sp SHD PS DSNS, SCIS GEOG Geography of Environmental Systems/Geography of 4 Fa, SP SAT DSNL (if 201/211 Environmental Systems Laboratory taken GEOG 202 Introduction to Human Geography 3 Sp SHD SB, DVCC, DSHS GEOG 330 As the World Turns: Society and Sustainability in a Time of Great Change 3 Varies GEOG201,GEOG202, ANTH220, or ANTH260;or permission of SHD GEOG 331 Introduction to Human Dimensions of Global 3 Sp ANTH 220, ANTH 260, GEOG 202, or PAI Change GEOG 201 GEOG 332 Economic Geography 3 Fa, Su SHD DSHS, DVUP, SCIS GEOG 415* Land Use, Climate Change, and Sustainability 3 Sp GEOG 306, 123 or permission of dept; SHD, SAT Recommended GEOG 201/211, GEOG GEOG 431 Culture and Natural Resource Management 3 Fa GEOG 202 recommended SHD GEOG 441 Coastal Oceans 3 Sp GEOG 140 or similar, or permission SAT GEOG 442 Biogeography and Environmental Change 3 Fa GEOG 342 or permission; SAT recommended GEOG 123 GEOG 416* Conceptualizing and Modeling Human- 3 Fa, Sp Permission of BSOS-Geography SAT, SHD Environmental Interactions department. Or GEOG306, STAT100, GEOL 120 Environmental Geology 3 Sp - SAT PS DSNS, SCIS

4 GEOL 123* Causes and Consequences of Global Change 3 Sp GVPT 170 or ENSP 102 SAT or PAI (recommended) GVPT 273* Introduction to Environmental Politics 3 Sp GVPT 200 PAI or SHD GVPT 306 Global Environmental Politics 3 Fa (Even GVPT 200 SHD SH years) HIST 405 Environmental History 3 Fa SAT INAG 123* Intro to Sustainable Agriculture 3 Fa, Sp SAT or SHD HO DSHU or DSSP INAG248 1 Sp SAT Topics in Sustainable Agriculture LARC 160* Introduction to Landscape Architecture 3 Fa ENST 200 SAT, SHD LARC 452 Green Infrastructure & Community Greening 3 Sp SHD LARC 461 People and the Environment 3 Su SHD DSSP, DCIS MIEH 330 Environmental Justice 3 Sp SHD MIEH 331 Built Environment, Sustainability, and Public Health: 3 Sp SHD The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly MIEH 400, Introduction to Global Health 3 Sp SHD IE DSHU, SCIS SPHL 400 PHIL 261 Philosophy of the Environment 3 Fa SAT PS DSNS, SCIS PHYS 105* Physics for Decision Makers: Global Energy Crisis 3 F SAT or PAI IE PLCY388E* Special Topics in Public Policy; Sustainability ASAP: 3 Sp PAI, SHD From Values and Goals to Action PLCY388V* Intelligence to Genetic Engineering: The Policy 3 Sp PAI,SHD Implications of Emerging Technologies PLCY699Z 3 Sp PAI Selected Topics Public Policy; Energy Policy PLSC100 Introduction to Holticulture 4 Sp SAT

5 PLSC Fa SAT How Safe is Your Salad PLSC 171* Introduction to Urban Ecosystems 3 Fa SHD ID DSSP, SCIS PLSC 289I, LARC 152 Greening Cities: Who wins, who loses, and who cares? 1, 3 Fa, Sp SAT PLSC 425 Green Roofs and Urban Technology 1 Sp PLSC 100 or 101, PLSC 253, and PLSC SAT 254 PLSC 405* Agroecology 3 Fa, Sp At least one course in ecology SAT or SHD RDEV 350 Introduction to Sustainable Real Estate 3 Su PAI Development SOCY 405 Scarcity & Modern Society 3 Varies 6 credits of SOCY SHD URSP 250 The Sustainable City: Exploring Opportunities and Challenges 3 Sp SHD SB; D DSHS, DVUP, SCIS MUST BE ENROLLED IN MAJOR TO TAKE THESE COURSES ARCH 413 Architecture Technology IV 3 Sp SAT ARCH 461 Sustainability in Architecture 3 Sp SHD ARCH463 Sustainable Systems in Architecture 3 Sp SAT ARCH466 Environmental Systems in Architecture 3 SP SAT ARCH 478J* Selected Topics in Architecture: Adaptation 3 Fa PAI, SHD AREC 306 Farm Management and sustainable food 3 Fa PAI production ARTH 360 History of American Art to Sp SHD CHBE 451 Photovoltaics: Solar Energy 3 Fa SAT CHEM 474 Environmental Chemistry 3 Fa CHEM 481 SAT

6 ECON 481 scarcity & Modern Society 3 Sp Minimum grade of C- in ECON326; PAI and 1 course with a minimum grade ENCE 215 Engineering for Sustainability 3 Fa, Sp CHEM 135 and permission of dept SAT ENCE 310 Introduction to Environmental Engineering 3 Fa, Sp ENCE 215, PHYS 260 and permission SAT of dept ENSP 342 Environmental Threats to Oceans and Coasts: 3 Fa ENSP 101 and 102. Minimum of 60 PAI Towards an integrated policy response credits earned and permission from ENST 333* Ecosystem Health and Protection 3 Fa ENST 233 SAT ENST 360 Ecosystem Ecology 4 Fa, Sp BSCI160 and BSCI161; or BSCI106.BSCI SAT 106; Restricted to ENST majors ENST 405 Energy and Environment 3 Sp MATH 140 or 220. Junior Standing SAT ENST 410 Ecosystem Services: An Integrated Analysis 3 Fa ENST360 or BSCI361; or permission of PAI instructor. ENST 415 Renewable Energy 3 Fa CHEM131, PHYS121, and MATH113; SAT IE DSSP, SCIS or permission of AGNR FGSM340 Energy and Environmental Policy (Federal 3 Fa SHD Semester) MIEH 300* Intoduction to Environmental Health 3 fa, SHD,PAI D PLSC303* Global Food Systems 3 Sp BSCI170 and BSCI171; or BSCI105 SAT or SHD PLSC 489C Analysis of Water Needs of Communities in Ecuador 3 F SHD SOCY 498E Sociology and the Environment 3 Fa PAI *Course approved for more than one category may be used only once to complete minor requirements. *Please see the Sustainability Studies advisor to determine its best placement in your program. ~Minor category abbreviations are as follows: SAT is Science and Technology; PAI is Policy and Institutions; SHD is Social and Human Dimensions