Environmental Policy and Planning Major

Environmental Policy and Planning  

Core Supporting Courses12-13
Required:
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Environment and Society
World Regions and Concepts: A Geographic Analysis
Complete one Statistics or Economics course:
Business Statistics
Foundations for Social Research
Micro Economic Analysis
Environmental Economics
Introductory Statistics
Social Science Statistics
Upper Level Courses
Required:18
Web GIS and Applications
Transitioning to Sustainable Communities
Urban and Regional Planning
Environmental Law
Environmental Politics and Policy
Environmental Planning
Electives12
Environmental GIS
Introduction to Graphic Display and Planning
Introduction to Designing with Communities and Neighborhoods
Sustainable Land Use
Natural Resources Policy, Law, and Administration
Global Environmental Politics and Policy
Teaching Assistantship
Internship
Independent Study
Travel Course
Coastal Resources Policy and Management
Introduction to Weather & Climate
City Life and Globalization
Public Policy Analysis
Total Credits42-43

Environmental Policy*

Supporting Courses15-16
Required:
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Environment and Society
World Regions and Concepts: A Geographic Analysis
Complete one Public Policy course:
American Government and Politics
Introduction to Public Policy
Complete one Research/Statistics course:
Business Statistics
Foundations for Social Research
Introductory Statistics
Social Science Statistics
Additional Requirements6
Required Supporting Courses:
Micro Economic Analysis
Ocean of Air: Weather and Climate
Upper-Level Courses
Required:18
Web GIS and Applications
Sustainable Land Use
Environmental Law #
Global Environmental Politics and Policy #
Environmental Politics and Policy
Public Policy Analysis
Electives12
Complete two Policy or Planning courses:
Natural Resources Policy, Law, and Administration #
State and Local Government #
Regulatory Policy and Administration #
Administrative Law #
Environmental Planning #
Complete one Sustainability course:
Transitioning to Sustainable Communities
Building Sustainable Landscapes
Coastal Resources Policy and Management
Other Electives:
Cost Benefit Analysis
Teaching Assistantship
Project/Research Assistantship
Internship
Independent Study
Travel Course
Total Credits51-52
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Students must be granted permission through the department to enroll in graduate level coursework.  For more information, contact the Environmental Science & Policy graduate office or refer to the graduate catalog.