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Program checklist · Environmental Studies Major

Environmental Studies Major

Fordham University · Bronx, NY

A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.

Program
Award
Environmental Studies Major
CIP
03.0103
Credits (computed from items)
529
Catalog edition
2026
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
191241
CourseShelf checklist
CK_191241_7ee85805
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Summary of Requirements

2 items
  1. ENST 1000
    ENST 1000
    As published: “Introduction to Environmental Studies”
    3
  2. Three natural science courses:
    Not resolved to a course
    9

One physical science course

0 items

    One life science course

    0 items

      One physical or life science course

      8 items
      1. ECON 1010
        ECON 1010
        As published: “Principles of Microeconomics”
        3
      2. One course in Environmental History and Culture
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      3. One course in Environmental Economics
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      4. One course in Environmental Politics and Law
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      5. One course in Environmental Ethics and Justice
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      6. One course in Sustainable Design
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      7. ENST 3000
        ENST 3000
        As published: “Environmental Research Methods”
        4
      8. ENST 4000
        ENST 4000
        As published: “Senior Thesis”
        4

      1. One course in introductory environmental studies.

      1 item
      1. ENST 1000
        ENST 1000
        As published: “Introduction to Environmental Studies”
        3

      2. One Environmental Studies Physical Science course.

      15 items
      1. BISC 3000
        BISC 3000
        As published: “Environmental Science”
        3
      2. CHEM 1109
        CHEM 1109
        As published: “Chemistry of the Environment”
        3
      3. CHEM 1321
        CHEM 1321
        As published: “General Chemistry I”
        4
      4. ENVS 3000
        ENVS 3000
        As published: “Environmental Science”
        3
      5. HPLC 1603
        4
      6. HPRH 1101
        3
      7. NSCI 1020
        NSCI 1020
        As published: “Physical Science: Today's World”
        3
      8. NSCI 1321
        & NSCI 1331
        As published: “General Chemistry Lecture I”
        4
      9. NSCI 1501
        & NSCI 1511
        As published: “General Physics Lecture I”
        3
      10. NSCI 2020
        NSCI 2020
        As published: “An Introduction to Geology”
        3
      11. PHYS 1203
        PHYS 1203
        As published: “Environmental Physics”
        3
      12. PHYS 1350
        PHYS 1350
        As published: “The Physics of Climate Change”
        3
      13. PHYS 1501
        PHYS 1501
        As published: “General Physics I”
        3
      14. PHYS 1601
        PHYS 1601
        As published: “Introduction to Physics I”
        4
      15. PHYS 1701
        PHYS 1701
        As published: “Physics I”
        3

      3. One Environmental Studies Life Science course.

      17 items
      1. ANTH 1200
        ANTH 1200
        As published: “Introduction to Biological Anthropology”
        3
      2. ANTH 4722
        ANTH 4722
        As published: “Primate Ecology and Conservation”
        4
      3. BISC 1000
        BISC 1000
        As published: “Life on the Planet Earth”
        3
      4. BISC 1002
        BISC 1002
        As published: “Ecology: A Human Approach”
        3
      5. BISC 1403
        & BISC 1413
        As published: “Introductory Biology I”
        3
      6. BISC 1404
        & BISC 1414
        As published: “Introductory Biology II”
        3
      7. BISC 2561
        & BISC 2571
        As published: “Ecology”
        3
      8. HPLC 1604
        4
      9. HPRH 1201
        3
      10. NSCI 1040
        NSCI 1040
        As published: “People and the Living Environment”
        3
      11. NSCI 1403
        & NSCI 1413
        As published: “General Biology Lecture I”
        3
      12. NSCI 1404
        & NSCI 1414
        As published: “General Biology Lecture II”
        3
      13. NSCI 1423
        & NSCI 1433
        As published: “Concepts in Biology Lecture I”
        3
      14. NSCI 1424
        & NSCI 1434
        As published: “Concepts in Biology Lecture II”
        3
      15. NSCI 2010
        NSCI 2010
        As published: “Global Ecology Lecture”
        3
      16. NSCI 2142
        NSCI 2142
        As published: “Paleoecology Lecture”
        3
      17. NSCI 4050
        NSCI 4050
        As published: “Experimental Animal Behavior”
        3

      5. One course in introductory economics.

      1 item
      1. ECON 1010
        ECON 1010
        As published: “Principles of Microeconomics”
        3

      6. One course in environmental history and culture.

      49 items
      1. ANTH 2700
        ANTH 2700
        As published: “You Are What You Eat: The Anthropology of Food”
        4
      2. ANTH 3380
        ANTH 3380
        As published: “Hazards, Disasters, and Human Experience”
        4
      3. ANTH 4200
        ANTH 4200
        As published: “Climate Change and Culture”
        4
      4. ANTH 4373
        ANTH 4373
        As published: “Environment and Human Survival”
        4
      5. ANTH 4722
        ANTH 4722
        As published: “Primate Ecology and Conservation”
        4
      6. BISC 4035
        BISC 4035
        As published: “Ecology and Economics of Food Systems”
        4
      7. COMC 2148
        COMC 2148
        As published: “Introduction to Science Communication”
        4
      8. COMC 4115
        COMC 4115
        As published: “Communication and the Food System”
        4
      9. COMC 4222
        COMC 4222
        As published: “Media and the Environment”
        4
      10. ECON 4035
        ECON 4035
        As published: “Ecology and Economics of Food Systems”
        4
      11. ENGL 3122
        ENGL 3122
        As published: “Extinction”
        4
      12. ENGL 3209
        ENGL 3209
        As published: “Ecoliterature from Milton to Today”
        4
      13. ENGL 3424
        ENGL 3424
        As published: “Romantics and Their World”
        4
      14. ENGL 3509
        ENGL 3509
        As published: “Environmental Literature Now: Crises, Contexts, and Criticism”
        4
      15. ENGL 3633
        ENGL 3633
        As published: “The Enlightened Earth: American Environment Cultures After 1960”
        4
      16. ENGL 3634
        ENGL 3634
        As published: “The Literature of Climate Crisis”
        4
      17. ENGL 3635
        ENGL 3635
        As published: “Future Environments: Human Life After the End”
        4
      18. ENGL 3908
        ENGL 3908
        As published: “Wild London”
        4
      19. ENGL 3909
        ENGL 3909
        As published: “Interspecies Friendship”
        4
      20. ENGL 3910
        ENGL 3910
        As published: “Nature and Horror”
        4
      21. ENGL 3916
        ENGL 3916
        As published: “Animals in Literature”
        4
      22. ENGL 4107
        ENGL 4107
        As published: “Seminar: Ecology on the Edge: Climate Change and Literature”
        4
      23. ENGL 4216
        ENGL 4216
        As published: “Animal Welfare in Literature and Culture”
        4
      24. ENST 3722
        ENST 3722
        As published: “Plains, Trains, and Automation”
        4
      25. ENST 4900
        ENST 4900
        As published: “Internship: Environmental Communications and Media”
        4
      26. FREN 3270
        FREN 3270
        As published: “Écocritique: Francophone environments and cultures”
        4
      27. FREN 3492
        FREN 3492
        As published: “Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Francophone World”
        4
      28. HIST 3364
        HIST 3364
        As published: “Environmental History of the Atlantic World, 1250-1650”
        4
      29. HIST 3538
        HIST 3538
        As published: “The Good Earth?”
        4
      30. HIST 3564
        HIST 3564
        As published: “Environmental History of New York City: A Research Seminar”
        4
      31. HIST 3987
        HIST 3987
        As published: “Economic and Environmental History of Early America”
        4
      32. HIST 3990
        HIST 3990
        As published: “Environmental History of the Atlantic World”
        4
      33. HIST 3992
        HIST 3992
        As published: “Capitalism”
        4
      34. HIST 3993
        HIST 3993
        As published: “Environmental History: New York City”
        4
      35. HIST 3994
        HIST 3994
        As published: “Climate and Society”
        4
      36. HIST 3998
        HIST 3998
        As published: “People and Other Animals in History”
        4
      37. HIST 4780
        HIST 4780
        As published: “Sem: History of Capitalism”
        4
      38. HIST 5563
        HIST 5563
        As published: “Environmental History of the Atlantic World”
        4
      39. HUST 3000
        HUST 3000
        As published: “Climate Change and Migration: Global and Local Perspective”
        4
      40. INST 3100
        INST 3100
        As published: “The Global Environment”
        4
      41. JOUR 3734
        JOUR 3734
        As published: “Explorations in Climate Storytelling”
        4
      42. LACU 3492
        LACU 3492
        As published: “Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Francophone World”
        4
      43. MKBU 3461
        MKBU 3461
        As published: “Sustainable Fashion”
        3
      44. PHIL 4370
        PHIL 4370
        As published: “Nature, History, and the Anthropocene”
        4
      45. SOCI 3142
        SOCI 3142
        As published: “Environmental Sociology”
        4
      46. SOCI 3145
        SOCI 3145
        As published: “Environment Technology Society”
        4
      47. THEO 4444
        THEO 4444
        As published: “Anthropocene: Sciences, Fictions, and Ethical Futures”
        4
      48. URST 5070
        URST 5070
        As published: “Environmental History of the American City”
        3
      49. VART 2020
        VART 2020
        As published: “BRONX: Seen & Unseen”
        4

      7. One course in environmental economics.

      6 items
      1. BISC 4035
        BISC 4035
        As published: “Ecology and Economics of Food Systems”
        4
      2. ECON 3430
        ECON 3430
        As published: “ST: Sustainable Business”
        4
      3. ECON 3850
        ECON 3850
        As published: “Environmental Economics”
        4
      4. ECON 4030
        ECON 4030
        As published: “Environmental-Economic Policy”
        4
      5. ECON 4035
        ECON 4035
        As published: “Ecology and Economics of Food Systems”
        4
      6. LPBU 3430
        LPBU 3430
        As published: “Sustainable Business”
        3

      8. One course in environmental politics and law.

      5 items
      1. ENST 3307
        ENST 3307
        As published: “Environmental Politics”
        4
      2. ENST 3308
        ENST 3308
        As published: “Catastrophe and Human Survival”
        4
      3. PJST 3200
        PJST 3200
        As published: “Environmental Justice”
        4
      4. POSC 3131
        POSC 3131
        As published: “Politics, Urban Health, and Environment”
        4
      5. POSC 3307
        POSC 3307
        As published: “Environmental Politics”
        4

      9. One course in environmental ethics and justice.

      24 items
      1. AFAM 3530
        AFAM 3530
        As published: “Race, Climate Change, and Environmental Justice in the African Diaspora”
        4
      2. ENGL 3122
        ENGL 3122
        As published: “Extinction”
        4
      3. ENGL 3209
        ENGL 3209
        As published: “Ecoliterature from Milton to Today”
        4
      4. ENGL 3633
        ENGL 3633
        As published: “The Enlightened Earth: American Environment Cultures After 1960”
        4
      5. ENGL 3634
        ENGL 3634
        As published: “The Literature of Climate Crisis”
        4
      6. ENGL 3635
        ENGL 3635
        As published: “Future Environments: Human Life After the End”
        4
      7. ENGL 3704
        ENGL 3704
        As published: “How to Bloom: Nature Writing, Justice, and Liberation”
        4
      8. ENGL 3909
        ENGL 3909
        As published: “Interspecies Friendship”
        4
      9. ENGL 3916
        ENGL 3916
        As published: “Animals in Literature”
        4
      10. ENGL 4107
        ENGL 4107
        As published: “Seminar: Ecology on the Edge: Climate Change and Literature”
        4
      11. ENGL 4216
        ENGL 4216
        As published: “Animal Welfare in Literature and Culture”
        4
      12. FREN 3492
        FREN 3492
        As published: “Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Francophone World”
        4
      13. LACU 3492
        LACU 3492
        As published: “Climate Change and Sustainable Development in the Francophone World”
        4
      14. PHIL 3712
        PHIL 3712
        As published: “Global Environment and Justice”
        4
      15. PHIL 3722
        PHIL 3722
        As published: “Native American Philosophy”
        4
      16. PHIL 3990
        PHIL 3990
        As published: “Environmental Worldviews and Ethics”
        4
      17. PHIL 4302
        PHIL 4302
        As published: “Environmental Policy and Ethics”
        4
      18. PHIL 4370
        PHIL 4370
        As published: “Nature, History, and the Anthropocene”
        4
      19. PHIL 4409
        PHIL 4409
        As published: “Environmental Ethics”
        4
      20. PJST 3200
        PJST 3200
        As published: “Environmental Justice”
        4
      21. THEO 3371
        THEO 3371
        As published: “The American Transcendentalists: Spirituality Without Religion”
        3
      22. THEO 4008
        THEO 4008
        As published: “Religion and Ecology”
        4
      23. THEO 4444
        THEO 4444
        As published: “Anthropocene: Sciences, Fictions, and Ethical Futures”
        4
      24. THEO 4520
        THEO 4520
        As published: “Animals, Angels, and Aliens: Beyond the Human in Christian Thought”
        3

      10. One course in sustainable design.

      11 items
      1. ARHI 2565
        ARHI 2565
        As published: “Architecture and the Environment”
        4
      2. ARHI 4555
        ARHI 4555
        As published: “Art & Ecology in the 19th, 20th & 21st century”
        4
      3. FASH 3700
        FASH 3700
        As published: “Eco-Chic: Studies in Responsible Fashion Design”
        4
      4. VART 2040
        VART 2040
        As published: “Elements of Architecture”
        4
      5. VART 2050
        VART 2050
        As published: “Designing the City”
        4
      6. VART 2055
        VART 2055
        As published: “Environmental Design”
        4
      7. VART 2070
        VART 2070
        As published: “Architectural Design”
        4
      8. VART 2424
        VART 2424
        As published: “Art and Action on the Bronx River”
        4
      9. VART 3055
        VART 3055
        As published: “Ecology for Designers”
        4
      10. VART 3056
        VART 3056
        As published: “Urban Environmental Design”
        4
      11. VART 3541
        VART 3541
        As published: “The Streets of New York”
        4

      11. One course in research and statistical methods.

      1 item
      1. ENST 3000
        ENST 3000
        As published: “Environmental Research Methods”
        4

      12. Senior Thesis

      1 item
      1. ENST 4000
        ENST 4000
        As published: “Senior Thesis”
        4
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