Focuses on the natural environment through the lens of social science and humanities. Students will study texts from those disciplines to acquire
- Subject
- ENVS
- Type
- course
- Edition
- 2025-2026
- Source
- suffolk.smartcatalogiq.com
22 courses with the subject ENVS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Focuses on the natural environment through the lens of social science and humanities. Students will study texts from those disciplines to acquire
Applies the fundamentals of science to environmental issues. Topics include popula
Coastal environments are among the most dynamic natural systems. Approximately half (4 billion) of the world's population is located within 100 kilometers of the coast. Understanding how these coastal systems react to sea-level rise, shifting storm patterns, and population growth requires a comprehensive grasp of physical processes that occur on
Focuses on how environmental conditions affect human, animal and ecological health. Areas may includ
Provides the fundamentals of geographic information science (GIS) including
Investigates the environmental justice movement, its basis in law, and its leaders. Students will stud
Explores students' interests, skills, values, and experiences in the context of career planning in the fie
Permaculture is the design of food systems and social structures to provide for human
Explores how Americans have understood the environment and their relationship to it through analysis of classic environmental texts, historical contexts, and soc
How environmental professionals decide what to study, how they select a research design, sample
Explores local and bioregional food systems through the lens of holistic design and of building a resilient food culture through the ethics of sus
This course provides hands-on experience in environmental field research, focusing on the collection, analysis, and interpretation of environmental data. Students will develop practical skills in ecological surveying
More than half of the world's population now lives in cities. Although urban ecological systems are some of the world's most altered by human activity, they support diverse communities of plants and animals, provide
Introduces various sustainability and development theories and concepts. Promotes discussion of the multidime
Development of a senior research project under the supervision of faculty. Students may opt to cond
This course is designed to identify the ways that scientific knowledge can be used to resolve environmental problems, particularly the ocean's role in the biogeochemi
Instructor-led topical project course using a team-based approach to produce proje
Explores the marine and coastal realms and the problems that arise from the human-marine rel
Explores the many in ways in which Iceland has prepared for climate change. Course includes a
This course requires students to complete a minimum of 15 engagement hours per semester
Application of the principles and techniques of environmental science or studies to a specifi
This is an independent study in environmental studies. T
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