Students must be able to demonstrate skill in the application of general systems theory, system modeling, stakeholder analysis, cost/benefit analysis or other interdisciplinary analysis tools to evaluate the equitability and the effectiveness of alternative environmental decisions, policies or actions.

Required Courses

  • Complete one of the following for all concentrations.
  • May not be double-counted with MLO 7.
  • ENVS 301: Ecosys Srvs: Sci&Econ Anl (4 units)
  • ENVS 303/L: Calif Transect Orientation (5 units)
  • ENVS 309: Sci & Policy of Global Change (4 units)
  • ENVS 440: Environmental Modeling (4 units)
  • ENVS 470: Marine Conservation Biology (4 units)