| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Core | ||
| BIOLOGY 1650 | The Unity of Life | 5 |
| BIOLOGY 1750 | The Diversity of Life | 5 |
| Chemistry - Choose from CHEMSTRY 1050, CHEMSTRY 1450, or CHEMSTRY 1140 and CHEMSTRY 1240 | 5-8 | |
| Survey of General Chemistry | ||
| Chemistry for Engineers | ||
| General Chemistry I and General Chemistry II | ||
| ENVSS 1040 | Planet Earth | 4 |
| ENVSS 2370 | The Land Ethic | 3 |
| ENVSS 2380 | Land Ethic Practicum I | 3 |
| ENVSS 3230 | Geographic Information Systems | 4 |
| ENVSS 3330 | Environmental Conservation | 3 |
| SEJ 2230 | Introduction to Social and Environmental Justice | 3 |
| Required Supporting Courses | ||
| Mathematics | ||
| MATH 1830 | Elementary Statistics | 3-4 |
| or MATH 2640 | Calculus and Analytic Geometry I | |
| Environmental Policy (Choose one) | 3 | |
| Environmental and Wildlife Crime | ||
| Sustainability Policy and Practice | ||
| Introduction to Public Policy | ||
| Environmental Ethics | ||
| PHLSPHY 3440 | Environmental Ethics | 3 |
| or PHLSPHY 3540 | Science, Technology, and Ethics | |
| Natural Processes (Choose two; students who take more than two courses from the Natural Processes list may be able to apply any additional course(s) to the Natural and Physical Science concentration) | 6-8 | |
| Global Landforms | ||
| Meteorology | ||
| Biogeography | ||
| Fire Ecology | ||
| Global Environmental Change | ||
| Environmental Research, Environmental Internship (Choose two) | 2-9 | |
| Ecological Methods and Research 1 | ||
| Guided Research (Repeatable) | ||
| Cooperative Field Experience | ||
| Environmental Research Synthesis and Dissemination | ||
| ENVSS 4950 | Environment and Society Seminar | 3 |
| Environmental Science and Conservation Concentrations | 12 | |
| Students will take at least 9 credits from their chosen concentration below. At least one course must be from a different discipline than the other chosen courses. Students will also take at least 3 credits from the other concentration. | ||
| Natural and Physical Science Concentration | ||
| Plants and Society | ||
| Fungi, Algae and Bryophytes | ||
| Invertebrate Zoology | ||
| Ornithology | ||
| Mammalogy | ||
| Microbiology | ||
| Ecology and Evolution | ||
| Plant Communities of Wisconsin | ||
| Freshwater Biology | ||
| Selected Regional Habitats | ||
| Environmental Chemistry Lab | ||
| Environmental Chemistry | ||
| Restoration Revegetation | ||
| Wetland Ecology, Restoration and Management | ||
| Fundamentals of Energy Sources | ||
| Sustainability: Ecology, Resources and Practice | ||
| Biorenewable Resources | ||
| Environmental Engineering | ||
| Hydrology | ||
| Groundwater Hydrology | ||
| Remote Sensing of the Environment | ||
| The Western Trip: Regional Studies of Environment and Society in the Western United States | ||
| Place-Based Pursuits in Environmental Sciences and Society | ||
| Hydrogeology | ||
| Soils | ||
| Soil and Water Conservation | ||
| People and Planet Concentration | ||
| World Population, Food and Resources | ||
| Principles of Microeconomics | ||
| The Political Economy of Race, Gender and Ethnicity | ||
| Energy, Environment, and Society | ||
| Green Building Design | ||
| Social Context of Creativity, Innovation and Entrepreneurship | ||
| Race, Gender, and Class in the U.S. | ||
| The Native American Experience | ||
| Introduction to Ethnic Studies | ||
| Social Inequalities | ||
| Native American Art | ||
| World Regional Geography | ||
| Geography of the Driftless Area | ||
| Space, Place, and Gender | ||
| Geography of the National Parks | ||
| Race, Gender, and United States Labor History | ||
| US Legal History of Race and Gender | ||
| History of Western Science | ||
| History of Science and Technology in Europe: Faculty-Led Short-Term Intl Exp | ||
| Introduction to Mass Media | ||
| International Human Rights | ||
| Introduction to Anthropology | ||
| Cultural Anthropology | ||
| Gender and Society | ||
| Contemporary Social Problems | ||
| Society and the Environment | ||
| Rural Sociology | ||
| Women in Science and Engineering | ||
| Total Credits | 67-80 | |
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BIOLOGY 2420 is a prerequisite, and BIOLOGY 3450, or consent of instructor, is a corequisite.