Required Courses

• EPSC 201: Earth and Environment (4 units)
• BIO 2950: Introduction to Environmental Biology (3 units)
• PS 2010: Introduction to Environmental Policy (3 units)

One advanced science course

• EPSC 323: Biogeochemistry (3 credits)
• ENST 370: Biological Conservation
• BIOL 372:  Behavioral Ecology (3 credits)
• BIOL 381:  Introduction to Ecology (3 credits)
• EPSC 401: Earth Systems Science (3 credits)
• EPSC 413: Introduction to Soil Science (3 credits)

One advanced political science or law course

• PS 3240: Political Economy of Public Goods (3 credits)
• PS 331: Topics in Politics: Theories of justice (3 credits)
• PS 332: Environmental and Energy Issues (3 credits)
• PS 3752: Topics in American Politics: Globalization, Urbanization, and the Environment (3 credits)
• PS 4043: Policy Evaluation (3 credits)
• ENST 539: Interdisciplinary Environmental Clinic (3 credits)

One advanced anthropology or ethics course

• ANTH 3053: Nomadic Strategies and Extreme Ecologies (3 credits)
• ANTH 3322: Brave New Crops (3 credits)
• ANTH 3472: Global Energy and the American Dream (3 credits)
• ENST 335: Introduction to Environmental Ethics (3 credits)
• ANTH 361: Culture and Environment (3 credits)
• ANTH 4211:  People and Plants: Paleoethnobotany and Ethnobotany (3 credits)

Courses that are offered less frequently or have more pre-requisites but that are pre-approved substitutions for these requirement categories include:

• ANTH 3612: Population and Society (3 credits)
• ANTH 379: Archaeology and Climate Change (3 credits)
• ANTH 4215: Anthropology of Food (3 credits)
• BIO 4170: Population Ecology (3 credits)
• ECON 451: Environmental Policy (3 credits)
• EPSC 408 Earth’s Atmosphere and Global Climate (3 credits)
• EPSC 429: Environmental Hydrogeology (3 credits)
• EPSC 444: Environmental Geochemistry(3 credits)
• EPSC 484: Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction (3 credits)