Environmental Studies (BS)

Required Core Courses (48 Units)

• BISC 103Lgx General Biology for the Environment and Life Units: 4
• CHEM 103Lgx General Chemistry for the Environment and Life Units: 4
• ENST 100g Introduction to Environmental Studies Units: 4
• ENST 320a Water and Soil Sustainability; Energy and Air Sustainability Units: 4
• ENST 320b Water and Soil Sustainability; Energy and Air Sustainability Units: 4
• ENST 387 Economics for Natural Resources and the Environment Units: 4
• ENST 495 Senior Seminar in Environmental Studies Units: 4
• GEOL 160Lg Introduction to Geosystems Units: 4
• IR 323 Politics of Global Environment Units: 4
• MATH 118gx Fundamental Principles of Calculus Units: 4

• or

• MATH 125g Calculus I Units: 4 *
• POSC 270 Introduction to Environmental Law and Politics Units: 4
• PSYC 274Lg Statistics Units: 4

Concentration in Climate, Earth and Environment (72 Units)

In addition to the 48-unit core:

Concentration in Environmental Public Policy (72 Units)

In addition to the 48-unit core:

Concentration in Oceans, Life and People (72 Units)

In addition to the 48-unit core:

Concentration in Sustainability, Energy and Society (72 Units)

In addition to the 48-unit core:

Note

*MATH 125g  has a prerequisite of either the math placement exam or MATH 108g . MATH 118gx  is not available as an alternative to MATH 125g  for the BS ENVS with a concentration in Climate, Earth and Environment since this concentration requires MATH 125g  and MATH 126g .

**ENST 298aL  is a corequisite for ENST 480  . ENST 480  cannot be double counted for BS ENVS degree credit.

***BISC 352  , ENST 310  , ENST 335  , ENST 344  , ENST 442  , ENST 492  , POSC 436  and SSCI 301L  cannot be double counted for BS ENVS degree credit.