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Program checklist · Environmental Science: Concentration in Environmental Management and Policy

Environmental Science: Concentration in Environmental Management and Policy

University of North Carolina Asheville · Asheville, NC

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Program
Award
Environmental Science: Concentration in Environmental Management and Policy
Catalog edition
2026-2027 Catalog
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
199111
CourseShelf checklist
CK_199111_8f0487fa
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

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

Environmental Science majors must fulfill the following requirements

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    I. Required courses in the major—16 hours

    4 items
    1. As published: “Introduction to Environmental Science (3)”
      3
    2. As published: “Principles of Ecology and Field Biology (4)”
      4
    3. As published: “Seminar on Environmental Issues (3)”
      3
    4. As published: “Internship (3-6)”
      or: ENVS 499 - Undergraduate Research in Environmental Science (1-6)
      3-6

    One course from

    4 items
    1. As published: “Energy and Society (3)”
      3
    2. As published: “Environmental Geology (3)”
      3
    3. As published: “Environmental Policy (3)”
      3
    4. Note: ENVS 334 is required for students completing the Environmental Management and Policy concentration.
      Not resolved to a course

    At least three hours from

    2 items
    1. As published: “Internship (3-6)”
      3-6
    2. As published: “Undergraduate Research in Environmental Science (1-6)”
      1-6

    II. Required courses outside the major—12-16 hours

    6 items
    1. As published: “General Chemistry Laboratory (1)”
      1
    2. As published: “General Chemistry (3)”
      3
    3. As published: “Quantitative Chemistry Laboratory (1)”
      1
    4. As published: “Precalculus (4)”
      4
    5. As published: “Introductory Statistics (4)”
      4
    6. Note: MATH 191 may be taken in lieu of both MATH 167 and STAT 185.
      Not resolved to a course

    One course from

    4 items
    1. As published: “Organic Chemistry I (3)”
      3
    2. As published: “Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry (3)”
      3
    3. As published: “General Chemistry II (3)”
      3
    4. Note: CHEM 233 or 236 is required for students completing the Geoscience concentration or Earth Science Teacher Licensure.
      Not resolved to a course

    III. Major competency

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      IV. Special departmental requirements—28–31 hours, depending on concentration

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        Concentration in Environmental Management and Policy—33 hours distributed as follows

        4 items
        1. As published: “Introductory Economic Analysis (4)”
          4
        2. As published: “Environmental and Natural Resource Economics and Policy (4)”
          4
        3. As published: “Environmental Management (3)”
          3
        4. As published: “Environmental Policy (3)”
          3

        6 hours from

        7 items
        1. As published: “Energy and Society (3)”
          3
        2. As published: “Environmental Ethics (3)”
          3
        3. As published: “Environment, Design and Solar Energy (3)”
          3
        4. As published: “Environmental Restoration (3)”
          3
        5. As published: “Strategies for Sustainability (3)”
          3
        6. As published: “Environmental Planning (3)”
          3
        7. As published: “Conservation Biology (3)”
          3

        At least 4 hours chosen from

        18 items
        1. As published: “Field Ornithology (2)”
          2
        2. As published: “Tropical Ecosystems (BIOL 322) (3) and”
          3
        3. As published: “Tropical Ecosystems Field Experience (BIOL 323) (2)”
          2
        4. Note: ENVS 322 and 323 must be taken together to fulfill this requirement
          Not resolved to a course
        5. As published: “Principles of Hydrology and Hydrogeology (4)”
          4
        6. As published: “Wetland Ecology (4)”
          4
        7. As published: “Stream Ecology (4)”
          4
        8. As published: “Plant Ecology (4)”
          4
        9. As published: “Fish Ecology (4)”
          4
        10. As published: “Avian Ecology and Conservation (4)”
          4
        11. As published: “Field Herpetology (2)”
          2
        12. As published: “Herpetology (4)”
          4
        13. As published: “Agriculture (4)”
          4
        14. As published: “Exotic Invasive Plant Management (4)”
          4
        15. As published: “Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (4)”
          4
        16. As published: “Soils (4)”
          4
        17. As published: “Wildlife Ecology and Management (4)”
          4
        18. As published: “Woody Plants in Winter (4)”
          4

        At least 3 hours in ENVS at the 300-400 level

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          6 additional hours of environmental policy and management-relevant coursework

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