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Program checklist · B.S.

Environmental Studies

Utah Valley University · Orem, UT

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Program
Award
B.S.
Credential class
ceterms:BachelorDegree
CIP
40.0605
Total credits (published)
120
Catalog edition
0189
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies (BS-EVST) is an interdisciplinary program that focuses on the complex relationships between humans and the natural world. The program equips students with the skills and perspectives from physical science, social science, and the humanities needed to address pressing environmental challenges and discover viable solutions. It also helps students gain an understanding of ethical considerations and sustainability principles, enabling them to approach environmental issues from a socially responsible perspective. The program offers flexibility and prepares students for a wide array of career paths in environmental policy, advocacy, education, research, sustainability consulting, and non-profit organizations.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
230737
CourseShelf checklist
CK_230737_946c97ef
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

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

Program Requirements

0 items

    General Education Requirements

    Choose 1 of the following · Complete one of the following: · general education · 9 items
    1. or: ENGL 1005 Foundations of Academic Writing
      3
    2. 3
    3. or: MATH 1055 College Algebra with Preliminaries
      4
    4. Complete one of the following:
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    5. HIST 2700& HIST 2710
      US History to 1877and US History since 1877 (6)
      Not resolved to a course
    6. As published: “American History (3)”
      3
    7. As published: “US Economic History (3)”
      3
    8. As published: “American Heritage (3)”
      3
    9. As published: “American National Government (3)”
      3

    Distribution Courses:

    6 items
    1. Humanities
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    2. Physical Science (ENVT 1110 or GEOG 1000 is recommended)
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    3. Life Science (BIOL 1010 or BIOL 1610 is recommended)
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    4. Fine Arts
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    5. Social/Behavioral Science
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    6. Personal, Professional, and Civic Growth
      Not resolved to a course
      3

    Discipline Core Requirements

    major core · 9 items
    1. 3
    2. 3
    3. 3
    4. 3
    5. or: PHIL 3110 Environmental Justice
      3
    6. 3
    7. 4
    8. 3
    9. As published: “Earth Science Seminar must be taken twice”
      1

    Program electives

    Complete six credits from the following 6 · electives · 60 items
    1. Complete six credits from the following
      Not resolved to a course
      6
    2. As published: “Environmental Health (3)”
      3
    3. As published: “Environmental Law (3)”
      3
    4. As published: “Energy Use on Earth (3)”
      3
    5. As published: “Natural Resources Management (3)”
      3
    6. As published: “Environmental Sociology (3)”
      3
    7. As published: “Topics in Environmental Studies (undefined)”
      3
    8. As published: “Environmental Ethics (3)”
      3
    9. As published: “Environmental Aesthetics (3)”
      3
    10. Select one of the following methods courses
      Not resolved to a course
      3
    11. As published: “Ethnographic Methods (3)”
      3
    12. As published: “Wilderness and Environmental Writing (3)”
      3
    13. As published: “Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (4)”
      4
    14. As published: “Principles of Statistics (4)”
      4
    15. Complete 12 credits from the following physical and life science courses 1
      Not resolved to a course
      12
    16. As published: “Land Use Planning (3)”
      3
    17. As published: “Wetland Studies (3)”
      3
    18. As published: “Environmental Remote Sensing (4)”
      4
    19. As published: “Geospatial Data Science (3)”
      3
    20. As published: “Biogeography (4)”
      4
    21. GEOG 3500& GEOG 3505
      Geomorphologyand Geomorphology Lab (5)
      Not resolved to a course
    22. As published: “Advanced Geographic Information Systems (4)”
      4
    23. As published: “Wetland Studies Laboratory (1)”
      1
    24. As published: “Environmental Biology (3)”
      3
    25. As published: “General Ecology (3)”
      3
    26. As published: “Introduction to Soils (4)”
      4
    27. As published: “Applied Hydrology (4)”
      4
    28. As published: “Hydrogeology (4)”
      4
    29. As published: “Introduction to Oceanography (3)”
      3
    30. As published: “Introduction to Geology (3)”
      or: GEO 1030 Natural Disasters and the Environment
      or: GEO 1040 The Dinosaurian World
      or: GEO 1050 Geology of National Parks
      3
    31. As published: “Introduction to Oceanography Laboratory (1)”
      1
    32. As published: “Earth Materials (3)”
      3
    33. GEO 3200& GEO 3205
      Geologic Hazardsand Geologic Hazards Laboratory (4)
      Not resolved to a course
    34. As published: “Science Excursion (1)”
      1
    35. As published: “Geospatial Field Methods (4)”
      4
    36. As published: “Climate and the Earth System (3)”
      3
    37. Complete 12 credits from the following social science and humanities classes 1
      Not resolved to a course
      12
    38. As published: “Food and Culture (3)”
      3
    39. As published: “Social Cultural Anthropology (3)”
      3
    40. As published: “Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean (3)”
      3
    41. As published: “Urban Geography (3)”
      3
    42. As published: “Geography of Utah (3)”
      3
    43. As published: “Geography of Africa (undefined)”
      3
    44. GEOG/HIST 3800
      Environmental History of the United States (3)
      Not resolved to a course
    45. As published: “History of the American West to 1850 (3)”
      3
    46. As published: “History of the American West since 1850 (3)”
      3
    47. As published: “History of Scientific Thought (3)”
      3
    48. As published: “State and Local Government (3)”
      3
    49. As published: “Introduction to Public Policy (3)”
      3
    50. As published: “Nonprofits and The Public Sector (3)”
      3
    51. As published: “Environmental Politics and Policy (3)”
      3
    52. As published: “Globalization and Sustainable Development (3)”
      3
    53. As published: “United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (3)”
      3
    54. As published: “Philosophy of Science (3)”
      3
    55. As published: “Intro to Sociology (undefined)”
      3
    56. As published: “Environmental Sociology (3)”
      or: ENST 3520 Environmental Sociology
      3
    57. As published: “Contemporary Social Theory (3)”
      3
    58. As published: “Social Change (3)”
      3
    59. As published: “Global Poverty Facts Causes and Solutions (3)”
      3
    60. As published: “Community Development (3)”
      3

    Electives 1

    electives · 35 items
    1. Choose any classes. It is recommended that you select classes listed in the categories above that have not been taken or select from the courses below. It is also recommended to select classes from the following prefixes: GEOG, GEO, ENVT, ENST, AIST, ANTH, SOC, BIOL, CHEM, PHYS, NSS, HIST, GIS, MATH, STAT, CS, REC, PHIL, ENTR, ARC, ART, HUM, ENGL,METO, PJST, POLS, MGMT.
      Not resolved to a course
      30
    2. As published: “GIS Internship (1-3)”
      1-3
    3. As published: “Student Research in Geography (1-4)”
      1-4
    4. As published: “Indians of Utah (3)”
      3
    5. As published: “Principles of Chemistry I (4)”
      4
    6. As published: “Principles of Chemistry I Laboratory (1)”
      1
    7. As published: “Principles of Chemistry II (4)”
      4
    8. As published: “Principles of Chemistry II Laboratory (1)”
      1
    9. As published: “Introduction to Statistical Computing (1)”
      1
    10. As published: “Probability and Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences (3)”
      3
    11. As published: “Literature of Cultures and Places (3)”
      3
    12. As published: “Creativity and Entrepreneurial Thinking (3)”
      3
    13. As published: “American Indian Policy and Tribal Government (3)”
      3
    14. As published: “Precolumbian America (3)”
      3
    15. As published: “Culture Ecology and Health (3)”
      3
    16. As published: “Shamanism and Indigenous Religion (3)”
      3
    17. As published: “Social Inequality (3)”
      3
    18. As published: “Political Sociology (3)”
      3
    19. As published: “Historical Geology (3)”
      3
    20. As published: “Environmental Microbiology (4)”
      4
    21. As published: “Isotope Geochemistry (3)”
      3
    22. As published: “Environmental Geochemistry (3)”
      3
    23. As published: “Structure and Tectonics (4)”
      4
    24. As published: “Sedimentary Geology (4)”
      4
    25. As published: “Trigonometry (3)”
      3
    26. As published: “Calculus I (4)”
      4
    27. As published: “College Physics I (4)”
      or: PHYS 2210 Physics for Scientists and Engineers I
      4
    28. As published: “College Physics II (4)”
      or: PHYS 2220 Physics for Scientists and Engineers II
      4
    29. As published: “Backpacking (1)”
      1
    30. As published: “Leave No Trace Trainer (1)”
      1
    31. As published: “Race and Minority Relations (undefined)”
      3
    32. As published: “Social Research Methods (undefined)”
      3
    33. As published: “Sociology of Gender (3)”
      3
    34. As published: “Internet Technology and Society (3)”
      3
    35. As published: “Land Food and Society (3)”
      3
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