Students apply the nomenclature, concepts and methodology of chemistry, biology, physics, earth science and economics to understand, describe and predict environmental science processes.
Required Courses
- ALL of the following CHEM, BIO, ENVS, and GEOL courses:
- CHEM 110/L: Chemistry I (5 units)
- CHEM 111/L: Chemistry II (5 units)
- BIO 240/L: Ecology,Evol, Biodiversity (4 units)
- GEOL 260: Geology/Hydrology (4 units)
- ENVS 283: Politics & the Environment (2 units)
- ENVS 284: Envi Econ & Management (2 units)
- ONE of the following PHYS courses:
- PHYS 150: Physics for Biologists (4 units)
- PHYS 220: Physics I (4 units)
- One of the following courses consistent with educational and professional goals:
- BIO 241/L: Cellular & Molecular Biology (4 units)
- ENVS 271: The Oceans (2 units)
- ENVS 272: The Atmosphere (2 units)
- ENVS 282: Mtry Bay:Case Sty Env Sci &Pol (4 units)