Requirements for the Concentration

Required Environmental Studies Courses: 1 unit

ENVS 112 (1/2 unit) Introduction to Environmental Studies
ENVS 461 (1/2 unit) Seminar in Environmental Studies

Core Courses in Environmental Studies: 1 1/2 units

BIOL 115 (1/2 unit) Energy in Living Systems (Biol 106 can serve as a replacement)
CHEM 110 (1/2 unit) Environ-mental Chemistry (CHEM 108, 121 and 124 or 125 can serve as a replacement.)
ECON 101 (1/2 unit) Principles of Microeconomics

Elective Courses for Environmental Studies:
1 1/2 units selected from the following courses

Anthropology courses
ANTH 111 Contemporary Humans: Bioanthropology
ANTH 333 Old World Archaeology
ANTH 357 Anthropology of Development

Biology courses
BIOL 228, 229 Ecology and Ecology Laboratory
BIOL 251 Marine Biology
BIOL 272 Microbial Ecology
BIOL 352, 353 Aquatic Systems Biology and Aquatic Systems Laboratory

Chemistry courses
CHEM 231, 232 Organic Chemistry
CHEM 341 Instrumental Analysis

Economics courses
ECON 336 Environmental Economics
ECON 345 Economic Analysis of Politics and Law
ECON 347 Economics of the Public Sector
ECON 377 Economics of Regulation

Philosophy courses
PHIL 110 Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 115 Practical Issues in Ethics

Physics course
PHYS 108 Geology

Political science courses
PSCI 361 International Political Economy
PSCI 362 Haves and Have Nots: Development and Developing Countries
PSCI 363 Global Environmental Politics
PSCI 480 Science and Politics

Religious studies course
RELN 481 Religion and Nature

Sociology course
SOCY 292 Demography

Because careful course selection is necessary to achieve specific objectives, students are urged to consult as early as possible with a program codirector and other faculty members in the Environmental Studies Concentration.