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Matrix Courses are part of the requirements for students who declared the major before autumn 2006

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Winter 2008 matrix courses:

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International Perspectives
Natural Science	Social Science	Law, Policy & Management	Ethics, Values & Culture
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 (5) China's Environment (ANTH 210, ENVIR 100, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)	ENVIR 235 / ECON 235 (5) Introduction to Environmental Economics	ENVIR 360/ SCAND 350/ SIS 350 (5) Environmental Norms in International Politics	ENVIR/ PHIL 416 (5) Ethics and Climate Change
BIOL 356 (3) Foundations in Ecology	ENVIR 360/ SCAND 350/ SIS 350 (5) Environmental Norms in International Politics	ENVIR / CEE/ M E 415 (3) Sustainability and Design for Environment	ANTH 314 / SISSE 314 (5) Culture, Environment, and Identity of Island Southeast Asia (LING 203, one 200-level ANTH course, or one SIS course)
BIOL 476 (5) Conservation Biology	ANTH 314 / SISSE 314 (5) Culture, Environment, and Identity of Island Southeast Asia (LING 203, one 200-level ANTH course, or one SIS course)	ENVIR 480 / SMA 480 (3) Marine Resource Conservation and Management	ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 (5) China's Environment (ANTH 210, ENVIR 100, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
BIOL 478 (5) Topics in Sustainable Fisheries	ECON 435 (5) Natural Resource Economics	ANTH 314 / SISSE 314 (5) Culture, Environment, and Identity of Island Southeast Asia (LING 203, one 200-level ANTH course, or one SIS course)	CEP 302 (5) Environmental Response
CEE 350 (4) Environmental Engineering -- Water and Air Quality	ECON 471 (5) International Trade (ECON 300)	ANTH 345 / SIS 345 / WOMEN 345 (5) Women and International Economic Development	COM 321 (5) Communications in International Business
ESRM 301 (5) Maintaining Nature in an Urban and Urbanizing World (BIOL 102 or 162)	ESRM 321 (5) Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective	ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 (5) China's Environment (ANTH 210, ENVIR 100, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)	ENGL 355 A (5) Contemporary American Literature of Nature and the Environment: The West (Special topics course)
ESS 315 / ENVIR 313 (4) Environmental Geology (ESS 101, ESS 210, ESS 211, GEOL 101, GEOL 201, or GEOL 205)	SIS 333 (5) Gender and Globalization: Theory and Practice	CEP 302 (5) Environmental Response	PHIL 240 (3) Introduction to Ethics
M E 426 (4) Sustainable Energy Design (Instructor Permission)	SIS 345 / WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5) Women and International Economic Development	ECON 435 (5) Natural Resource Economics (ECON 300)	SIS 345 / WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5) Women and International Economic Development
OCEAN 499C (3) Dynamics of Ocean Life	SOC 470 (5) Contemporary Southeast Asia	ESRM 321 (5) Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective	SIS 490 J (5) Water and Security in the Middle East
	SIS 490 J (5) Water and Security in the Middle East	GEOG 370 (5) Problems in Resource Management (Recommended: GEOG 100)
		GEOG 375 (5) Geopolitics
		I BUS 300 (5) The International Environment of Business (ECON 200)
		POL S 427 (5) International Political Economy
		SIS 333 (5) Gender and Globalization: Theory and Practice
		SIS 345 / WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5) Women and International Economic Development
		SOC 470 (5) Contemporary Southeast Asia
		URBDP 300 (5) Introduction to Urban Planning (sophomore or above)

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