Choose 1 course.

• NTRES/ENVS 1101 - Understanding Environment and Sustainability (F, 3 cr)
• NTRES/ENVS 1201 - Global Water Sustainability (S, 3 cr)

• NTRES 2201/BSOC 2201 - Society and Natural Resources (S, 3 cr)

Choose 1 course.

• BIOEE 1610 - Ecology and the Environment (F, S, Su, 3-4 cr) or
• BIOSM 1610 - Ecology and the Marine Environment (Su, 3 cr)

or

• BIOEE 1780 - Evolution and Diversity (F, S, 4-5 cr) or
• BIOEE 1781 - Introduction to Evolution and Diversity (F, S, Su, 4 cr) or
• BIOSM 1780 - Evolution and Marine Diversity (Su, 4 cr)

AP Biology credits are accepted toward university degree progress but do not exempt students from the E&S specified courses.

Note:

• BIOSM options are 2.5 week intensive courses at Shoals Marine Lab that satisfy this requirement. Scholarships are available.
• EBAE and LAWR concentrations require more than one biology course.

Choose 1 course.

• CHEM 1560 - Introduction to General Chemistry (F, Su, 4 cr)
• CHEM 2070 - General Chemistry I (F, Su, 4 cr)
• EAS 1600 - Environmental Physics (F, S, 3 cr)
• AP/IB credit accepted to meet requirement.

Note:

• EBAE concentration requires students to complete at least one physics course and at least one chemistry course.
• LAWR concentration requires students to complete at least one physics course and at least one chemistry course.

Choose 1 course.

• AEM 2100 - Introductory Statistics (F, 4 cr) 
• BIOEE 1760 - Biostatistics with R Programming Language (Su, 3 cr)
• BTRY 3010/STSCI 2200 - Biological Statistics I (F, 4 cr)
• MATH 1710 - Statistical Theory and Application in the Real World (F, S, 4 cr)
• PSYCH 2500 - Statistics and Research Design (F, Su, 4 cr)
• PUBPOL 2100 - Introduction to Statistics (S, 4 cr)
• SOC 3010 - Statistics for Sociological Research (F, 4 cr)
• STSCI/ILRST 2100 - Introductory Statistics (F, W, S, Su, 4 cr)
• STSCI 2150 - Introductory Statistics for Biology (F, S, 4 cr)

AP Statistics credit accepted to fulfill requirement.

Note:

• Some concentrations require more than one quantitative course (e.g. calculus). See EBAE, LAWR and SBEE concentrations.

Choose 1 course.

• ANTHR 2201 - Early Agriculture (S, 3 cr) (Next offered S27)
• ANTHR 2420 - Nature/Culture: Ethnographic Approaches to Human-Environment Relations (F, 3 cr) 
• [ANTHR/SHUM 2482 -  Anthropology of Climate Change] (S, 3 cr) (Not offered S24)
• [ASIAN 2273 - Religion and Ecological Sustainability] (F, 3 cr) (Not offered F24)
• BSOC 2061 - Ethics and the Environment (S, 4 cr)
• [COML 2036 - Literature and the Elements of Nature] (S, 3 cr) (Next offered F25)
• ENGL 4675 - The Environmental Imagination in American Literature (S, 4 cr)
• ENGL 3795 - Communicating Climate Change (F, 4 cr)
• HIST 2581 - Environmental History (S, 4 cr)
• NTRES/AIIS 3330 - Ways of Knowing: Indigenous and Place-Based Ecological Knowledge (F, 4 cr)
• [PHIL 1440 - Ethics of Eating] (F, 4 cr) (Not offered F24)

Choose 1 course.

• AEM/ENVS 1500 - An Introduction to the Economics of Environmental and Natural Resources (S, 3 cr)
• AEM/ENVS 2500 - Environmental and Resource Economics (F, 3 cr) (prerequisite: ECON 1110)

Note: 

• Sustainable Business and Environmental Economics Concentration (SBEE) requires AEM/ENVS 2500.
• ECON 1110 alone does NOT fulfill the core environmental resource economics requirement.

Choose 1 course.

• BIOEE 3611 - Field Ecology (F, 3 cr)
• [BIOEE 2525+2526+2527 - Ecology and Conservation of Wildlife in the Neotropics] (multi-semester course starting in Fall, by application, 4 cr total) (Not offered F24)
• BIOEE 4570 - Limnology: Ecology of Lakes (F, 3 cr LEC) AND BIOEE 4571 (F, 2 cr LAB) (Alternate years.)
• ENTOM 2120 - Insect Biology (F, 4 cr) 
• NTRES/ENVS 2100 - Introductory Field Biology (F, 4 cr)
• NTRES/ENVS 2400 - Field Methods in Avian Ecology (F, 3 cr, By application/permission of instructor)
• NTRES/ENVS 3020 - Earth Projects (F, 7-week course, 3 cr) 
• NTRES 3150+3151+3152 - Introduction to Conservation Bioacoustics (multi-semester course starting in Fall, by application, 5 cr total) 
• [NTRES/BIOEE 4560 - Stream Ecology] (F, 4 cr, alternate years) (Next offered F26)

BIOSM - Shoals Marine Laboratory (Summer, off-campus, additional fee)

• [BIOSM 2500: Coastal Habitat Field Research Methods] (Su, 3 cr) (Not offered Su24)
• BIOSM 3330: Marine Parasitology and Disease (Su, 3 cr)
• [BIOSM 3340: Marine Invasive Species] (Su, 3 cr) (Not offered Su24)
• BIOSM 3450: Marine Mammal Biology (Su, 3 cr)
• [BIOSM 3650: Underwater Research] (Su, 3 cr) (Not offered Su24)

Choose 1 course.

• ENVS 2000 - Environment and Sustainability Colloquium (F, 1 cr)
  OR
  ENVS 2010 - Discussions of Environment and Sustainability (F, 3 cr)
• BEE 2000/ENVS 2001 - Perspectives on the Climate Change Challenge (S, 1.5 cr)

Choose 1 course.

• COML/ENVS 4103 - Nabokov, Naturally (S, 3 cr)
• HIST/ENVS 4262 - Environmental Justice: Past, Present and Future (F, 4 cr)
• NTRES/ENVS 4500 - Climate Solutions Capstone (F, 3 cr) 
• NTRES/ENVS 4600 - Planning for Environmental Conservation and Sustainability (F, 3 cr)
• NTRES/ENVS 4700 - Art and Science of the Mohawk River Watershed (S, 3 cr)
• NTRES/ENVS 4800 - Road Ecology: Wildlife Corridor and Crossing Design for the 21st Century (S, 3 cr)

BIOSM - Shoals Marine Laboratory (Summer, off-campus, additional fee)

• BIOSM 3750 - Integrated Ecosystem Research and Management (Su, 3 cr)