Minor in Sustainability
Adviser: Jack Harris (jackharr@sebs.rutgers.edu)
Program Webpage: Here
Managing Department Webpage: Here
After completing this sustainability minor program, students will gain competency in the following areas: 1. Foundation, 2. Areas of Inquiry, and 3. Practicum.
Foundation (9 credits)
11:373:202 Sustainability Decision Tools (3)
11:216:320 Sustainable Environmental Management (3)
11:374:299 Introduction in Sustainability (3)
Areas of Inquiry (9 credits)
One course from each area of inquiry (total of 9 credits) must be successfully completed by all students.
Resource Management System (3 credits)
01:450:101 Earth Systems (3)
01:450:102 Transforming the Global Environment (3)
01:450:211 Environment and Society (3)
01:450:213 The Global Climate System (3)
01:450:214 Conservation (3)
01:450:413 Climate System and Global Climate Change (3)
01:460:110 Sea Change: The Rise and Fall of Sea Level and the Jersey Shore (3)
01:460:212 Earth and Life through Time (3)
01:556:143 Energy and Climate Change (4)
11:216:217 Principles of Natural Resource Management (3)
11:216:317 Conservation Ecology (3)
11:216:415 Global Change and Ecology (3)
11:216:470 Conservation Techniques (3)
11:216:488 Restoration Ecology (4)
11:372:413 One Space Planning and Management (3)
11;372:444 Watershed Management: An Interdisciplinary Perspective (3)
11:375:103 Introduction to Environmental Health (3)
11:375:302 Elements of Water and Wastewater Treatment (3)
11:375:307 Elements of Solid Waste Management and Treatment (3)
11:375:421 Air Pollution (3)
11:375:423 Environmental Fate and Transport (3)
11:550:442 Sustainable Landscape Technologies and Systems Design (3)
Governance (3 credits)
01:450:370 Climate Change and Society (3)
10:762:480 Ethics in Planning and Public Policy (3)
11:372:202 Environmental Issues in the United States (3)
11:372:231 Fundamentals of Environmental Planning (3)
11:374:115 Water and Society (3)
11:374:279 Politics of Environmental Issues (3)
11:374:313 U.S. Environmental Policy (3)
11:374:314 Natural Resource Policy (3)
11:374:315 International Environmental Policy (3)
11:374:460 Environmental Law and Policy (3)
Economics and Social Systems (3 credits)
01:070:302 Culture and the Environment (3)
01:220:339 Economic Development (3)
01:450:103 Human Geography: Space, Place, and Location (3)
01:450:211 Environment and Society (3)
01:450:309 Economic Geography (3)
01:450:360 Cultural and Political Ecology (3)
01:450:370 Climate Change and Society (3)
01:460:203 Building and Maintaining a Habitable Planet (3)
10:832:240 Global Health Perspectives (3)
11:372:202 Environmental Issues in the United States (3)
11:373:101 Economics, People, and Environment (3)
11:373:362 Natural Resource Economics (3)
11:373:363 Environmental Economics (3)
11:374:225 Environment and Health in Society and the Mass Media (3)
11:374:269 Population, Resources, and Environment (3)
11:374:335 Communities and Environmental Change (3)
11:374:424 Segregation and Health (3)
11:550:301 Social and Cultural Aspects of Design (3)
37:575:110 Work, Society, and the Quality of Life (3)
37:575:363 Labor and the Global Economy (3)
Practicum (3 credits)
11:374:399 (BA)