Introduction
Students explore how human societies and the ecosystems that support them have co-evolved over time and analyze the political, economic and cultural dynamics that have produced the sustainability challenges now clouding our future on planet Earth.
Link to Minor Form
http://www.eastfalls.jefferson.edu/successcenter/inc/pdf/advising/DeclaringaMinor.pdf
Courses
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Select four of the following: | 12 | |
| Fundamentals of Sustainability 1 | ||
| Water Resources and the Envir 1 | ||
| The Atmosphere & the Environ. 1 | ||
| Sustainable Food Chains 1 | ||
| Energy Systems & Politics 1 | ||
| Ecological Economics 1 | ||
| Sustainable Plannin & Land Use 1 | ||
| Environmental Policy 1 | ||
| Sustainable Tech for Arch 1 | ||
| Life-Cycle Thinkn & Analysis 1 | ||
| Managing Sustainability in Org 1 | ||
| Environmental Policy 1 | ||
| Introduction to GIS 2 | ||
| Environmental Ethics 2 | ||
GCIT 208 | 2 | |
| Environment & World Culture 2 | ||
| Sustainable Devel&Glob South 2 | ||
| Environmental Science 2 | ||
| Biology for Design 2,3 | ||
SCI 108 | 2,3 | |
| Landscape Ecology 2 | ||
| Introduction to Botany 2 | ||
| Oceanography 2 | ||
| Total Credits | 12 | |
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Courses with the SUST prefix are offered infrequently since the closure of the Environmental Sustainability major.
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Courses taken to fulfill requirements in a student’s major or in the Hallmarks Core cannot also be applied towards the minor.
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Due to the overlapping learning goals between SCI 106 Biology for Design and SCI 108 , students cannot take both.