As you delve into your climate change studies, you will naturally increase your comprehension of humankind's most universal challenge, which in turn will enhance your ability to make a real difference in how our world works to find viable solutions.
Climate Change curriculum: 3 credits
- NSCI 1110: Introduction to Climate Change Studies
Climate Science curriculum: 4–8 credits
- BIOL 1117 (with lab): Environmental Science: 4 credits
- BIOL 2306: General Ecology: 4 credits
- GEOG 1140: Meteorology: 4 credits
- GEOG 1400: Energy, Environment and Climate: 4 credits
Climate and Society curriculum: Social Concerns: 3–6 credits
- ANTH 2140: Humans and the Environment: 3 credits
- GWS 1200: Women and Global Issues: 3 credits
- PHIL 2130: Environmental Philosophy: 3 credits
- SOC 2030: Environmental Sociology: 3 credits
Climate and Society curriculum: Solutions: 3–6 credits
- POLS 1141: Introduction to Environmental Politics: 3 credits
- BUS 1118: Business Ethics: 3 credits
- ECON 1106: Principles of Microeconomics: 3 credits
- GEOG 1150: Renewable & Non-Renewable Natural Resources: 3 credits