Sustainability Concentration

Students pursuing a concentration in Sustainability must satisfy all prerequisites for recommended concentration courses.

Recommended Courses

Recommended course for the B.A. degree in Chemistry with a concentration in Sustainability:

CHM 398 - Topics in Chemistry Credits: 1-3

Sustainability Requirements

The B.A. degree in Chemistry with a concentration in Sustainability requires a minimum of 29 credits in the concentration area. Students should select courses from the following content areas:

Content Area IV: Environmental Perspective (17 cr.) Credits

EES 210 - Global Climate Change Credits: 3
EES 240 - Principles of Environmental Engineering & Science Credits: 3
EES 261 - Regional Geography Credits: 3
EES 271 - Environmental Mapping I: The Global Positioning System Credits: 3
EES 272 - Environmental Mapping II: Geographic Information Systems Credits: 3
EES 304 - Environmental Data Analysis Credits: 3
EES 330 - Water Quality Credits: 3
EES 332 - Air Quality Credits: 3
EES 344 - Ecology Credits: 4
EES 341 - Freshwater Ecosystems Credits: 3
EES 343 - Marine Ecology Credits: 3
EES 398 - Topics in EES Credits: 1-3
ENV 305 - Solid Waste Management Credits: 3
ENV 315 - Soils Credits: 3
ENV 321 - Hydrology Credits: 3
ENV 353 - Air Pollution Control Credits: 3
ENV 354 - Hazardous Waste Management Credits: 3
ENV 398 - Topics in Environmental Engineering Credits: 1-3
ME 322 - Thermodynamics Credits: 3

Sustainability Concentration

Recommended Courses

Sustainability Requirements

Content Area I: Writing Perspective (3 cr.) Credits

Content Area II: Political and Legal Perspective (6 cr.) Credits

Content Area III: Ethical Perspective (3 cr.) Credits

Content Area IV: Environmental Perspective (17 cr.) Credits