B.A. Major in Sustainability

The course requirements and offerings for this academic program will likely be updated in future catalogs. 

The B.A. major in Sustainability requires 13 courses and a major in a second discipline:

BNR 290Environmental Policy3.0
ECON 203Principles of Microeconomics3.0
ECON 271Environmental Economics3.0
GLBS 315Strategies to Global Solutions3.0
SUS 151Introduction to Sustainability3.0
SUS 240Modern Climate Change3.0
SUS 260Sustainable Development3.0
SUS 310Environ Decision Analysis3.0
SUS 410Capstone Seminar1.0
SUS 411Capstone2.0-5.0
One of the following:3.0-4.0
Wildlife Conservation
Natural Resources Management
Two courses from any one of the following content spheres:6.0-8.0
Economy and Governance
Sustainable Business & Econ
Economic Development
Development & Underdevelopment
Business Ethics
Globalization: Theory/Practice
Environment and Natural Resources
Global Environmental Issues
Indigenous Ecol Knowledge
Sugarbush Management
Environmental Mapping & GIS
Environmental Chemistry
Adv Environmental Chemistry 1
Sociology, Ethics, and Leadership
Pedagogy of Place
Environmental Literature
Global Women's & LGBTQ+ Issues
Environmental Ethics
The Bible and the Environment
Comparative Religious Ecology
Native American Cultures
Peace and Conflict
Exploring Leadership
Production Systems and the Built Environment
Sustainable Design
Topics in 3D Space 2
Urban Economics
3-D Printing Technology
Sustainable Food Systems
Energy and Living Systems
Sustainability Internship (minimum 3 SH)
Completion of a major in a second discipline
Total Semester Hours36.0-42.0
1

Note that a prerequisite of BNR 191 or CHEM 201 or CHEM 233 is required for this course. BNR 191 is offered as part of the bio-block and is only available to those students who choose to take all of the courses in the bio-block. CHEM 233 is the third course in the Fundamentals of Chemistry series and would require the fulfilment of course prerequisites prior to enrollment in CHEM 233.

2

Note that a prerequisite of one studio art course is required for this course.