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Students in DEES, EEE, and EEEB, as well as those interested in higher-level environmental sciences should enroll in EESC 2100
The following classes offer depth to foundational coursework in science. Contact departments regarding course timing.
- Course Number
- EEEB 4196
- Course Title
- Coastal Ecosystem Science and Policy
- Program/Department
- Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology
- Course Number
- EEEB 4340
- Course Title
- Human Adaptation
- Program/Department
- Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology
- Course Number
- EESC BC3036
- Course Title
- Urban Oceanography: Where City Meets Sea
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC BC3200
- Course Title
- Ecotoxicology
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC BC3012
- Course Title
- Brownfields
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC BC3043
- Course Title
- Water, Sanitation, and Health
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC BC3032
- Course Title
- Agriculture and Urban Land Use: Human-Environment Interactions
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC BC3032
- Course Title
- Urban Ecosystems
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC BC3023
- Course Title
- The Hudson: the Estuary, the River, and our Environment
- Program/Department
- Barnard Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC 4835
- Course Title
- Wetlands and Climate Change
- Program/Department
- Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC 4600
- Course Title
- Earth Resources and Sustainable Development
- Program/Department
- Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC 4330
- Course Title
- Paleoclimate: From Science to Justice
- Program/Department
- Earth and Environmental Sciences
- Course Number
- EESC 9810
- Course Title
- Seminar in Race, Climate Change, and Environmental Justice
- Program/Department
- Earth and Environmental Sciences
These classes provide a foundational introduction to political science, anthropology, and American history
- Course Number
- HIST 1488
- Course Title
- Indigenous Histories of North America
- Program/Department
- History
- Course Number
- HIST BC1401
- Course Title
- Introduction to American History to 1865
- Program/Department
- History
- Course Number
- POLS 1201
- Course Title
- Introduction to American Politics
- Program/Department
- Political Science
- Course Number
- SDEV 2050
- Course Title
- Environmental Policy and Government
- Program/Department
- Sustainable Development
- Course Number
- ANTH 2004
- Course Title
- Introduction to Social and Cultural Theory
- Program/Department
- Anthropology
- Course Number
- ANTH 1002
- Course Title
- Interpretations of Culture
- Program/Department
- Anthropology
These interdisciplinary sustainable development courses have an explicit environmental justice/climate justice dimension
