The Environmental Science, Technology & Policy major is an applied environmental sciences major emphasizing:
In order to graduate, you will also need to complete your general education and university requirements.
Complete all of the following courses:
Complete one of the following courses:
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Complete one of the following Concentrations:
Complete the following course:
Complete one of the following courses:
Complete four of the following course, not previously taken:
Complete all of the following courses:
Complete four of the following courses, not previously taken:
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Complete four of the following courses, not previously taken:
Students apply the fundamental mathematical and statistical constructs used to communicate quantitative information.
Students apply the nomenclature, concepts and methodology of chemistry, biology, physics, earth science and economics to understand, describe and predict environmental science processes.
Students analyze and synthesize information from a multi-stakeholder perspective to develop alternative scenarios for environmental science problems, and communicate their recommendations in oral and written formats.
Students demonstrate proficiency with current technologies for acquiring, analyzing and displaying spatial data relevant to real-world problems.
Students use the scientific method and statistical analyses in the design, execution and interpretation of environmental science investigations.
Students combine disciplinary knowledge and community experiences in the context of social responsibility, justice, diversity and compassion.
Students understand, use and accurately communicate advanced science concepts applied to environmental decision making.
Students apply advanced knowledge and skills in Environmental Science, Technology & Policy.
The freshman and transfer pathways are just examples of course sequencing to complete degree requirements, and are based on assumptions of which courses you have completed prior to attending CSUMB.
Your own unique situation and a number of other factors may mean your actual pathway is different. You'll want to work closely with an advisor and use the academic advisement report to take all that into account and develop a pathway that's customized for you.
* This FYS class is just an example. The FYS class you choose might meet a different GE area, so you would have to adjust your actual pathway accordingly.