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Environmental Studies Minor

Department of Social Sciences

A minor in environmental Studies emphasizes the social and political dimensions of environmental issues. It utilizes the disciplines of public policy, sociology, geography, anthropology, history, and ecology to explore the multifaceted aspects of contemporary environmental issues.

Minors In Biological Sciences:
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Bioprocess Engineering
Ecology
Microbiolog
y
Plant Biotechnology
Plant Sciences
Remote Sensing


Minors of interest to
Biological Sciences students:
Chemistry

Environmental Studies
Psychology
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Total Credits Required: 18

Required Courses - 18 credits
Choose 6 of the following; at least four should be from Social Sciences
Course # Course Description
Credits
BA 4790 Ecological Sustainability and Organizations
3
BL 3400 Principles of Ecology
EC 4600 Natural Resource/Environmental Economics
3
FW 3110 Natural Resource Policy
3
FW 3900 Conservation Biology and Ecology
3
SS 2100 World Peoples and Environments
3
SS 3300 Environmental Problems
3
SS 3410 World Resources and Development
3
SS 3520 U.S. Environmental History
3
SS 3630 Environmental Policy and Politics
3
SS 3760 Human Dimensions of Natural Resources
3
SS 3800 Energy Technology and Policy
3
SS 3850 Environmental Toxicology & Society
3
SS 3930 Environmental Issues
3
SS 4000 Independ Study (readings or research on environ issues)
1-3

Department of Biological Sciences
Michigan Tech
1400 Townsend Drive
Dow 740
Houghton, MI 49931
Phone: (906) 487-2025
Fax: (906) 487-3167
E-mail: biology@mtu.edu

10/31/2006

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