Certificate, Environmental Studies
Minimum Requirements for Certificate: 30-35 credits
Students must earn a C- grade or better in each course.
Code | Title | Credits |
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General University Requirements | ||
Complete the general university requirements. | ||
Certificate Requirements | ||
Complete the certificate requirements. | ||
Communication | ||
WRTG F111X | Writing Across Contexts | 3 |
or ABUS F170 | Business English | |
Computation | ||
DEVM F105 | Intermediate Algebra (or MATH/CS/STAT at the 100 level or higher) | 3 |
Human Relations | ||
Complete one of the following: | 3 | |
Individual, Society and Culture | ||
or SOC F101X | Introduction to Sociology | |
Human Relations | ||
Other program-approved discipline-based human relations course | ||
Program Requirements | ||
ENVI F101 | Introduction to Environmental Science | 3 |
ENVI F110 | Introduction to Water Quality I: Measurement | 1 |
ENVI F130 | Introduction to the National Environmental Policy Act | 1 |
ENVI F160 | Internship in Environmental Studies | 1-2 |
ENVI F260 | Field Techniques for Environmental Technicians | 2 |
ENVI F265 | Introduction to Methods in Environmental Studies Reporting | 2 |
Complete two from the following science foundation courses: | 8 | |
Weather and Climate of Alaska | ||
Biology and Society | ||
Natural History of Alaska | ||
Fundamentals of Biology I | ||
Introduction to General Chemistry | ||
General Chemistry I | ||
Earth and Environment: Elements of Physical Geography | ||
The Oceans | ||
Complete one of the following electives: | 3-4 | |
Weather and Climate of Alaska | ||
Natural History of Alaska | ||
Fundamentals of Biology I | ||
Introduction to Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry | ||
General Chemistry I | ||
Introduction to Fisheries | ||
Earth and Environment: Elements of Physical Geography | ||
Research Field Logistics | ||
Natural Resources Conservation and Policy | ||
Grant Writing for Community Development | ||
Elementary Statistics 1 | ||
Advisor-approved elective 2 |
1 | Cannot be used for elective credit if used as computational credit. |
2 | Similar level and subject matter. |