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Minor in Environmental Science (for scientists)
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Students outside the School of Natural Resources and Environment may apply for admission to the minor in environmental science.
The minor is intended for students in liberal sciences, agricultural sciences, engineering or business. It requires exposure to the major subject areas of environmental science included in the core of the college major. It requires five courses (15-17 hours), selected as follows:
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EES 3000 and EES 3000L Environmental Science and Humanity and Laboratory |
4 |
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Take one course in principles of ecology: |
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ALS 3153 Agricultural Ecology |
3 |
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PCB 3601C Plant Ecology |
3 |
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EES 4103 Applied Ecology (GE-B) |
2 |
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PCB 3034C Introduction to Ecology (GE-B) |
4 |
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or PCB 4044C General Ecology (GE-B) |
4 |
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or FOR 3153C Forest Ecology (GE-B) |
3 |
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Take one course each from three of the five following subject areas as detailed in the Core Requirements for the major. |
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Environmental Ethics |
3 |
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Organic Chemistry |
2-3 |
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Global Sciences |
3 |
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Policy |
3 |
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Natural Resource Management |
3 |
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