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- Prerequisites are listed in parenthesis.
- The list of approved courses was modified effective spring 2005. Students who declared the major prior to spring quarter 2005 should contact the Advising Office.
Students must complete at least 40 credits from the following list for
the B.A. in Environmental Studies, which must include at least 3 credits
from each of the four domains of knowledge.
 Ecology
and Conservation
Natural Science | Social
Science | Law, Policy &
Management | Ethics, Values
& Culture
Ecology & Conservation
Natural Science
BIO A
475/ ENVIR 475 (5)
Environmental Impacts of Small-Scale Societies
BIOL
317 (5)
Plant Classification and Identification
BIOL
325 (3)
Plant Physiology & Development
(BIOL 102, 162, 203 or 220)
BIOL
326 (2)
Plant Physiology Lab
(BIOL 325 Concurrent)
BIOL
330 (5)
Natural History of Marine Invertebrates
(Students Share Cost of Field Trips)
BIOL
331 / ESRM 331 (3)
Landscape Plant Recognition
(BIOL 117)
BIOL
333 / ESC 333 (5)
Plant Communities: Resilience and Restoration
(BIOL 162 or 203; BIOL 117)
BIOL
356 (3)
Foundation in Ecology
BIOL
437 (5)
Origins of Our Modern Floras
(BIOL 117; BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
438 / FISH 438 (5)
Biological Monitoring and Assessment
BIOL
441 (5)
Morphology / Anatomy of Land Plants
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
442 (5)
Mushrooms and Related Fungi
(BIOL 162 or BIOL 203)
BIOL
444 (5)
Natural History of Birds
(BIOL 102 or BIOL 202 and 203
BIOL
446 (5)
Biology of Algae
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
454 (3)
Entomology
BIOL
456 (5)
Vegetation of Western Washington
(Recommended: LARCH 463, BIOL 117, or BIOL 471)
BIOL
470 (4)
Biogeography
BIOL
471 (5)
Introduction to Plant Ecology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
472 (5)
Principles of Ecology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
472 (4)
Community Ecology
(BIOL 471)
BIOL
473 (3)
Limnology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
474 (2)
Limnology Lab
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
476 (5)
Conservation Biology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
477 / ENVIR 477 (3)
Marine Conservation
(BIOL 476)
BIOL
478 / FISH 478 (3 to 9)
Topics in Sustainable Fisheries
BIOL 479
(5)
Alpine Plant Ecology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
480 (4)
Field Ecology
(BIOL 472)
ENVIR / ESRM 362 (5)
Introduction to Restoration Ecology
ENVIR
341 / M E 341 / PHYS 341 (3)
Energy and the Environment I
ENVIR
342 / M E 342 / PHYS 342 (3)
Energy and the Environment II
ENVIR
/ESRM 460 (5)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
ENVIR
486/ GEOG 486/ ESRM 474 (5)
Problem Analysis in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
487/ GEOG 487/ ESRM 475 (5)
Applied Theory and Methods in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
488/ GEOG 488/ ESRM 476 (5)
Research in Urban Ecology
ESRM 250 (5)
Introduction to Geographic Information Systems in Forest Resources
ESRM 304
(5)
Environmental & Resource Assessment
ESRM 311
(3)
Soils and Land Use
ESRM 315
(5)
Natural Resource Issues: Old Growth and Forest Management
ESRM 331
(3)
Landscape Plant Recognition
(Botany 113)
ESRM 350
(4)
Wildlife Biology and Conservation
(BIOL 122, 202, or 203 Can Be Taken Concurrently)
ESRM 401
(3)
Spring Comes to the Cascades
ESRM 409
(4)
Forest Soil Microbiology
(ESC / ESRM 210)
ESRM 410
(5)
Forest Soils and Site Productivity
ESRM 411
(3)
Plant Propagation: Principles and Practice
(10 credits BIOL or BOT)
ESRM 412 (3)
Native Plant Production
(ESRM 411, can be concurrent)
ESRM 413
(5)
Soil Genesis and Classification
(ESRM / ESC 210)
ESRM 414
(3)
Forest Soil: Fertility and Chemistry
(ESRM / ESC 210)
ESRM 416 (formerly ESC 412) (3)
Field Survey of Wildland Soils
ESRM 424 (4)
Forest Stand Dynamics
ESRM 432
(4)
Forest Pathology
ESRM 441
(5)
Landscape Ecology
ESRM 450
(5)
Wildlife Ecology and Conservation
(ESC 350)
ESRM 456
(3)
Biology and Conservation of Birds
(BIOL 162, 202, or 203)
ESRM 472 (formerly EHUF 475) (5)
Wetland Ecology and Management
(Botany 354 or 371)
ESRM 473 (5)
Principles of Ecological Restoration
(Recommended: BIOL 472 or Botany 354 or Botany 371)
ESRM 478 (formerly EHUF 478) (3)
Horticultural Stress Physiology
(Botany 371)
ESS / ENVIR 315 (5)
Environmental Earth Science
FISH 311
(5)
Biology of Fishes
(Recommended: 10 Credits of Biological Science)
FISH 312
(5)
Fisheries Ecology
(FISH 210, FISH 311)
FISH 323
(3)
Fisheries Management and Conservation
FISH 324
(5)
Sustainable Aquaculture and Food Production
(10 credits Biological Science)
FISH 328
/ ESRM 328 (4)
Forestry / Fisheries Interaction
(Joint with ESRM 328)
FISH 401
(5)
Systematics, Zoogeography and Evolution of Fishes
(10 Credits of Biological Science)
FISH 415
(5)
Physiology of Aquatic Animals
(10 Credits of Biological Science)
FISH 428
(5)
Restoration of Fish Communities and habitats in River Ecosystems
(Recommended: Fish Ecology and Hydrology Courses)
FISH 438
(5)
Biological Monitoring and Assessment
(Joint with BIOL 438)
FISH 447
(3)
Watershed Ecology and Management
FISH 450
(4)
Salmon Behavior and Life History
(FISH 311 -- FISH 311 Requires 10 Credits of Biology)
FISH 454
(3)
Aquatic Wildlife Ecology
(Joint with ESC 454)
FISH 455
(3)
Introduction to Wildlife Toxicology
(Joint with ESC 457
GEOG 360
(5)
Principles of Cartography
GEOG 460
(5)
Geographical Information Systems Analysis
(2.0 or higher in GEOG 360)
GEOG 461
(5)
Urban Geographic Information Systems
(2.0 or higher in GEOG 360)
GEOG 463
(5)
Geographic Information Systems Workshop
(2.0 or higher in GEOG 460 or 461)
Ecology & Conservation
Social Science
ANTH
371 / ENVIR 371 (5)
Anthropology of Development
ANTH
457 (5)
Ecological Anthropology
(Add Code Required)
ANTH
458 (5)
Ethnobiology
(ANTH 203 and Either BIO A 201 or ARCHY 205)
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology and Politics
ANTH
488 (3)
Agroecology
ANTH
495 / ENVIR 450 (3)
Comparative Historical and Social Ecology of the Tropics
BIO A
475/ ENVIR 475 (5)
Environmental Impacts of Small-Scale Societies
ECON 403
(5)
Economics of Property Rights
(ECON 300)
ECON 435
(5)
Natural Resource Economics
(ECON 300)
ECON 436
(5)
Economics of the Environment
(ECON 300)
ECON 437
(5)
Economics of Biological Resources
(ECON 300)
ENVIR
235 / ECON 235 (5)
Introduction to Environmental Economics
ENVIR
271/F M 271 (3)
Environmental Sociology
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
460 / ESC 460 (3)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 465 (3)
Economics of Conservation
ESRM 471
(5)
Urban Forest Landscapes
GEOG 372 / SIS 372 (5)
Asian Environment and Development
HIST 310
(5)
Science and Religion in Historical Perspective
HIST 311
(5)
Science in Civilization: Antiquity to 1600
HIST 312
(5)
Science in Civilization: Science in Modern Society
HIST 316
(5)
History of American Science
HSTAA
221 (5)
Environmental History of the U.S.
SOC 491
(5)
Sociology of Science
Ecology & Conservation
Law, Policy and Management
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
ANTH 488 (5)
Agroecology
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
415 / M E 415 (3)
Sustainability and Design for Environment
ENVIR
480 / FISH 480 / SMA 480 (3)
Marine Resource Conservation and Management
ENVIR
486/ GEOG 486/ ESRM 474 (5)
Problem Analysis in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
487/ GEOG 487/ ESRM 475 (5)
Applied Theory and Methods in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
488/ GEOG 488/ ESRM 476 (5)
Research in Urban Ecology
ESRM 302
(5)
Sustainability in Production Lands (BIOL 162)
ESRM
315 (5)
Natural Resource Issues: Old Growth and Forest Management
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 400
(3)
Natural Resource Conflict Management
ESRM 458
(5)
Management of Endangered, Threatened, and Sensitive Species
(ESC 350 and BIOL 476)
ESRM 461
(4)
Forest Management and Economics II
(F M 360)
ESRM 465
(3)
Economics of Conservation
ESRM
470 (5)
Natural Resource Policy and Planning
ESRM
481 (3)
Management of Wildland and Recreation Amenities
FISH 323 (3)
Fisheries Management and Conservation
GEOG 258
(5)
Maps and GIS
GEOG 370
(5)
Problems in Resource Management
(Recommended: GEOG 100)
GEOG 433
(5)
Resource Use and Management in Russia and the Newly Independent States
GEOG 471
(5)
Methods of Resource Analysis
(Recommended: GEOG 370)
L
ARCH 302 (5)
Site Design in Urban Context
L
ARCH 322 (3)
Introduction to Planting Design
L
ARCH 362 (3)
Designing Urban Landscapes: Theory and Politics
L
ARCH 363 (3)
Ecological Design and Planning
L
ARCH 498 (3)
Introductory Landscape Architecture Design
L
ARCH 498U (3)
History of Urban Design
POL
S 383 (5)
Environmental Politics and Policy in the United States
POL
S 404 (5)
Science and Technology Policy
POL
S 422 (5)
International Environmental Politics Seminar
SISME
490 (5)
Water and Security in the Middle East
URBDP
300 (5)
Introduction to Urban Planning
URBDP
407 (5)
Undergraduate Studio: Atlas of Urban Patterns and Townscapes of
the Puget Sound Region
URBDP
422 (5)
Geographical Information Systems in Planning Analysis
(3.0 in URBDP 420)
URBDP
465 (3)
Land Use
URBDP
468 (3)
Land Use with Satellite Data
(URBDP 465, 467, or Instructor Permission)
URBDP
482 (3)
Politics and Planning
Ecology & Conservation
Ethics, Values and Culture
ANTH
350 (3)
Cultural Evolution
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
ANTH
457 (5)
Ecological Anthropology
(Add Code Required)
ANTH
458 (5)
Ethnobiology: Plants, Animals, and People
(ANTH 203 and either BIO A 201 or ARCHY 205)
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology and Politics
ARCHY
320 (5)
Pre-History of the Northwest Coast
(ARCHY 105 or 205)
C LIT
396 (5)
Literature and the Environment
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
ENVIR 243 (5)
Environmental Ethics I&S
ENVIR
418 / COM 418 (5)
Communications and the Environment
ENVIR
460 / ESRM 460 (5)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
FISH 439
/ ENVIR 439 (1-3)
Attaining a Sustainable Society
GEOG 303
(5)
Nature and Culture
GEOG 472
(5)
Nature, Culture, and Place
L
ARCH 361 (3)
The Human Experience in Place
L
ARCH 450 (3)
History of Environmental Design in the Pacific Northwest
L
ARCH 451 (3)
History of Environmental Design on the West Coast
PHIL 240
(5)
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 360
(5)
Introductory Topics in Philosophy of Science
(One PHIL course)
PHIL 440
(5)
Ethics
(Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
PHIL 460
(5)
The Philosophy of Science
(Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
PHIL 481
(5)
Philosophy of Biology
(One Previous Biology or Philosophy Course)
Population
and Health Track
Natural Science | Social
Science | Law, Policy & Management | Ethics,
Values & Culture
Population & Health
Natural Science
BIO
A 388 (5)
Human Fossil Evolution
(BIO A 201 or BIOL 201-203 or BIOL 161 and 162)
Linked with BIO A 389--Must take both quarters
BIO
A 389 (5)
Human Fossil Evolution
Linked with BIO A 388--Must take both quarters
BIO A
475/ ENVIR 475 (5)
Environmental Impacts of Small-Scale Societies
BIOL
454 (4)
Evolutionary Mechanisms
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
470 (4)
Biogeography
BIOL
472 (5)
Principles of Ecology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
476 (5)
Conservation Biology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
ENV H 311
(3)
Introduction to Environmental Health
ENV H 440
(4)
Water, Wastewater and Health
(BIOL 203, instructor permission)
ENV H 449
(2)
Health Effects of Air Pollution
ENV H 457
(3)
Industrial and Environmental Noise
(PHYS 115)
ENV H 472
(3)
Environmental Risk and Society
(2.0 in CHEM 155, 2.0 in CHEM 160, 2.0 in CHEM 162 or 2.0 in CHEM 203)
ENV H 490
(3)
Community Air Pollution
(Senior standing in science or engineering or instructor permission)
ENVIR
486/ GEOG 486/ CFR 474 (5)
Problem Analysis in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
487/ GEOG 487/ CFR 475 (5)
Applied Theory and Methods in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
488/ GEOG 488/ CFR 476 (5)
Research in Urban Ecology
EPI 420
(3)
Introduction to Epidemiology
ESS / ENVIR 315 (5)
Environmental Earth Science
FISH 404
(5)
Diseases of Aquatic Animals
FISH 490/MICROM
490 (5)
Aquatic Environmental and Seafood Microbiology
(BIOL 162 or BIOL 203 AND CHEM 220, CHEM 224, or CHEM 239)
GENOME
351 (4)
Human Genetics
GENOME
371 (5)
Introductory Genetics
GENOME
372 (5)
Gene Structure and Function
(GENETICS/GENOME 371)
GENOME
453 (3)
Evolutionary Genetics
(GENETICS/GENOME 371 or 372)
GEOG 360
(5)
Principles of Cartography
GEOG 460
(5)
Global Information System Analysis
(2.0 or higher in GEOG 360)
GEOG 461
(5)
Urban Geographic Information Systems
(2.0 or higher in GEOG 360, recommended: GEOG 277)
GEOG 463
(5)
Geographic Information Systems Workshop
(2.0 or higher in GEOG 460 or GEOG 461)
MICROM
301 (3)
General Microbiology
(CHEM 120, 140, 142 or 145 recommended: biology, organic chemistry)
MICROM
302 (2)
General Microbiology Lab
(MICROM 301-concurrent is acceptable)
MICROM
435 (3)
Microbial Ecology
(BIOL 180)
PABIO
201 (2)
Newly Emerging Diseases in Public Health
PABIO
301 (3)
Prevention of Infectious Diseases
(MICROM 301 or BIOL 201)
Population & Health
Social Science
ANTH
371 / ENVIR 371 (5)
Anthropology of Development
ANTH
424 (4)
Hunter-Gatherer Societies
(One previous 200 level ANTH course)
ANTH
457 (5)
Ecological Anthropology
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology and Politics
ANTH
486 (5)
Human Family Systems
(Joint with SOC 486)
BIO
A 382 (3)
Human Population Biology
(BIOL 162 or 203)
BIO
A 387 (5)
Ecological Perspectives on Environmental Stress
(BIO A 201)
BIO
A 465 (3)
Nutritional Anthropology
(BIO A 201)
(Joint with NUTR 465)
BIO
A 473 (5)
Biological Adaptability of Human Population Genetics
(BIO A 201)
BIO A
475/ ENVIR 475 (5)
Environmental Impacts of Small-Scale Societies
BIO
A 476 (3)
Sociocultural Ecology and Health
BIO
A 483 (5)
Human Genetics, Disease, and Culture
(BIO A 201)
BIO
A 484 (5)
Human Life Cycle
(BIO A 201)
ECON 306A
(3)
Topics in Economics: African Population Development, Marine Environment
ECON 316
(5)
Urban Economics
(ECON 200)
ECON 435
(5)
Natural Resource Economics
(ECON 300)
ECON 436
(5)
Economics of the Environment
(ECON 300)
ECON 437
(5)
Economics of Biological Resources
(ECON 300)
ECON 448
(5)
Population and Development
(ECON 300)
ENVIR
235/ECON 235 (5)
Introduction to Environmental Economics
ENVIR
271/F M 271 (3)
Environmental Sociology
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
450 C (3)
Food, Farming and Famine: Struggles for Sustainability
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
GEOG 280
(5)*(see note above)
Introduction to the Geography of Health and Health Care
GEOG 335
/ SIS 335 (5)
Geography of the Developing World
GEOG 342
(5)
Geography and Inequality in the United States
GEOG 371
(5)
World Hunger and Resource Development
(Recommended: GEOG 230, GEOG 330, or GEOG 335)
GEOG 372
/ SIS 372 (5)
Asian Environment and Development
GEOG 380
(4)
Geographical Patterns of Health and Disease
GEOG 480
(5)
Environmental Geography, Climate, and Health
HIST 310
(5)
Science and Religion in Historical Perspective
HIST 311
(5)
Science in Civilization: Antiquity to 1600
HIST 312
(5)
Science in Civilization: Science in Modern Society
HIST 316
(5)
The History of American Science
HSTAA
221 (5)
Environmental History of the U.S.
SIS
335 (5)
Geography of the Developing World
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SIS 430
(5)
International Population
SIS 432
(3)
Population and Modernization
SISEA
434 (3-5)
Demographic Issues in Asia
(Joint with SOC 434)
SOC 330
(5)
Human Ecology
SOC 331
(5)
Population and Society
SOC 430
(3)
Urbanism and Urbanization
SOC 431
(3)
Fertility and Mortality
SOC 432
(3)
Population and Modernization
(Joint with SIS 432)
SOC 433
(3)
Research Methods in Demography
SOC 434
(3-5)
Demographic Issues in Asia
SOC 491
(5)
Sociology of Science
TC 420
(5)
Introduction to Technology as a Social and Political Phenomenon
U CONJ 503 (1)
International Health
URBDP
460 (3)
History of City Development
URBDP
461 (3)
History of Urban Planning in the United States
Population & Health
Law, Policy and Management
ANTH
345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
ENV H 311
(3)
Introduction to Environmental Health
ENV H 440 (3)
Water, Wastewater and Health (BIOL 203, Instructor Permission)
ENV H 472 (3)
Environmental Risk and Society
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
415 / M E 415 (3)
Sustainability and Design for Environment
(Seniors and above)
ENVIR
486 / GEOG 486 / ESRM 474 (5)
Problem Analysis in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
487 / GEOG 487 / ESRM
475 (5)
Applied Theory and Methods in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
488 / GEOG 488 / ESRM
476 (5)
Research in Urban Ecology
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 400 (3)
Natural Resource Conflict Management
GEOG 370
(5)
Problems in Resource Management
(GEOG 100)
L ARCH 498 (3)
History of Urban Design
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SIS 430
(5)
International Population
SISME 490 (5)
Water and Security in the Middle East
POL
S 383 (5)
Environmental Politics and Policy in the United States
POL
S 404 (5)
Science and Technology Policy
POL
S 422 (5)
International Environmental Politics Seminar
SOC 430
(3)
Urbanism and Urbanization
TC 498B
(3)
Policy Dimensions of Genetic Engineering
(Add Code Required)
URBDP
300 (5)
Introduction to Urban Planning
(Sophomore and above)
URBDP
420 (3)
Database Systems and Planning Analysis
URBDP
422 (5)
Geographic Information Systems in Planning Analysis
URBDP
452 (3)
Urban Development and Spatial Structure
URBDP
465 (3)
Land Use
URBDP
466 (4)
Infrastructure and Community Facilities
URBDP
482 (3)
Politics and Planning
Population & Health
Ethics, Values and Culture
AIS 475C
(3)
American Indian Population Dynamics
ANTH
350 (3)
Cultural Evolution
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology and Politics
ARCHY
401 (5)
Archeology of Human Origins
(ARCHY 205)
ARCHY
476 (5)
New World States and Empires
(ARCHY 205; ARCHY 304)
ARCHY
479 (5)
Prehistoric Cultures of North America: Eastern North America
(ARCHY 304)
BIO
A 483 (5)
Human Genetics, Disease and Culture
(BIO A 201)
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
CHID 110
(5)*(see note above)
The Question of Human Nature
C LIT
396 (5)
Literature and the Environment
ENVIR 243 (5)
Environmental Ethics I&S
ENVIR
418 / COM 418 (5)
Communications and the Environment
ENVIR
450A (2)
Whose Nature? Conflicting Interests and Perceptions
(Seniors and above)
ENVIR
450B (3)
Nature and Scripture
FISH 439
(1-3)
Attaining a Sustainable Society
GEOG 303
(5)
Nature and Culture
GEOG 472
(5)
Ecoscapes: Nature, Culture & Place
SIS 333
(5)
Gender and Globalization: Theory and Practice
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
(WOMEN 205)
PHIL 240
(5)
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 360
(5)
Introductory Topics in the Philosophy of Science
(One previous PHIL course)
PHIL 440
(5)
Ethics
(Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
PHIL 460
(5)
The Philosophy of Science
(Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
PHIL 481
(5)
Philosophy of Biology
(One BIOL or PHIL course)
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SISAF
490 / HSERV 590 / ESPA 599 (2-3)
AIDS in Africa: Global Issues and Local Action
Resources
Natural Science | Social
Science | Law, Policy & Management | Ethics,
Values & Culture
Resources
Natural Science
ARCHY
371 (5)
Analysis of Archeological Data
(ARCHY 205)
ATM S
358 (3)
Fundamentals of Atmospheric Chemistry
(CHEM 140, 142, or 145)
ATM S
480 (3)
Air Quality Modeling
(CEE 490, or ATM S 458, or CHEM 458)
BIO A
475 / ENVIR 475 (5)
Environmental Impacts of Small-Scale Societies
CHEM 458
/ ATM S 458 (4)
Global Atmospheric Chemistry
(ATM S 358 or CHEM 456 -- Both Require Either CHEM 140, 142, or 145)
CEE 462
/ FISH 434 (3-5)
Ecological Effects of Waste Water
CFR 425
(3)
Life Cycle Analysis
ENV H 440
(4)
Water, Wastewater and Health
(BIOL 203, Instructor Permission)
ENV H 472 (3)
Environmental Risk and Society
ENVIR
215 (5)
Earth, Air, Water: The Human Context
ENVIR
341 / M E 341 / PHYS 341 (3)
Energy and the Environment I
ENVIR
342 / M E 342 / PHYS 342 (3)
Energy and the Environment II
ENVIR
/ ESRM 460 (5)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
ENVIR
486 / GEOG 486 / ESRM 474 (5)
Problem Analysis in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
487/ GEOG 487/ ESRM 475 (5)
Applied Theory and Methods in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
488 / GEOG 488 / ESRM 476 (5)
Research in Urban Ecology
ESRM 250
(5)
Introduction to GIS
ESRM 304
(5)
Environmental & Resource Assessment
ESRM 311
(3)
Soils and Land Use
ESRM 410
(5)
Forest Soils and Site Productivity
(ESC 210)
ESRM 414
(3)
Forest Soil Fertility and Chemistry
(ESC 210)
ESS 301
(5)
Geology of the Northwest
(ESS 101, 210, or 211)
ESS 302
(5)
Great Ice Age
(ESS 101, 210, or 211)
ESS 304
(5)
Volcanoes and Glaciers of the Pacific Northwest
(ESS 101, 210, or 211)
ESS 305
(5)
Earthscapes
(ESS 101, 210, or 211)
ESS 315
(4)
Environmental Geology
(ESS 101, 210, or 211)
ESS 401
(5)
Regional Geology of the Pacific Northwest
ESS 421
(4)
Introduction to Geological Remote Sensing
ESS 424
(3)
Water in the Environment
ESRM 426
(4)
Wildland Hydrology
ESRM 430
(3)
Aerial Photos / Remote Sensing Natural Resources
FISH 324
(5)
Aquatic Biology & Culture
(10 credits Biological Science)
GEOG 360
(5)
Principles of Cartography
GEOG 460
(5)
Global Information Systems Analysis
(2.0 in GEOG 360)
GEOG 461
(5)
Urban Geographic Information Systems
(2.0 in GEOG 360)
GEOG 463 (5)
Geographic Information Systems Workshop
(2.0 in Either GEOG 460 or GEOG 461)
M
E 426 (4)
Sustainable Energy Design
(Instructor Permission)
OCEAN
450 (4)
Climatic Extremes
(GEOL 101 or 205)
Geographic Information Systems in Planning
(3.0 in URBDP 420, Entry Code Required)
URBDP
467 (3)
Urban Planning Uses of Remote Sensing
(Seniors and above, Entry Code with Instructor Permission)
URBDP
468 (3)
Land Use From Satellite Data
Resources
Social Science
ANTH
/ ENVIR 371 (5)
Anthropology of Development
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology and Politics
BIO A
475 / ENVIR 475 (5)
Environmental Impacts of Small-Scale Societies
ECON 435
(5)
Natural Resource Economics
(ECON 300)
ECON 436
(5)
Economics of the Environment
(ECON 300)
ECON 437 (5)
Economics of Biological Resources
(ECON 300)
ENVIR
235 / ECON 235 (5)
Introduction to Environmental Economics
ENVIR
271/ ESRM 371 (3)
Environmental Sociology
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
450C (3)
Food, Farming and Famine: Struggles for Sustainability
ENVIR
460 / ESRM 460 (3)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
HIST 310
(5)
Science and Religion in Historical Perspective
HIST 311
(5)
Science in Civilization: Antiquity to 1600
HIST 312
(5)
Science in Civilization: Science in Modern Society
HIST 313
/ ASTR 313 (5)
Science in Civilization: Physics and Astrophysics Since 1850
HIST 315
(5)
History of Technology
HIST 316
(5)
History of American Science
HSTAA
221 (5)
Envrionmental History of the U.S
SIS 335
(5)
Geography of the Developing World
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SOC 491
(5)
Sociology of Science
TC
408 (3)
Public Documents: Proposals, Environmental Impact Statements, and Assessments
TC
420 (5)
Introduction to Technology as a Social and Political Phenomenon
Resources
Law, Policy and Management
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
CFR 400
(3)
Natural Resource Conflict Management
ENV H 440
(4)
Water, Wastewater and Health
(BIOL 203, Instructor Permission)
ENV H 472
(3)
Environmental Risk and Society
(Instructor Permission)
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
415 / M E / 415 (3)
Sustainability and Design for Environment
(Seniors and above)
ENVIR
450 A (5)
Puget Sound / Georgia Basin: Protecting Ecosystems
ENVIR
450 B (3)
Recycling: Ethics, Opportunities, and Realities
ENVIR
486 / GEOG 486 / ESRM 474 (5)
Problem Analysis in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
487 / GEOG 487 / ESRM 475 (5)
Applied Theory and Methods in Urban Ecology
ENVIR
488 / GEOG 488 / ESRM 476 (5)
Research in Urban Ecology
ESRM 315 (ESC 320)
(5)
Natural Resource Issues: Old Growth and Forest Management
ESRM 302
(5)
Sustainability in Production Lands (BIOL 162)
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 465
(3)
Economics of Conservation
ESRM 470
(5)
Natural Resource Policy and Planning
GEOG 370
(5)
Problems in Resource Management
(GEOG 100)
GEOG
433 (5)
Resource Use and Management in Russia and the newly Independent States
GEOG 471
(5)
Methods of Resource Analysis
(Recommended: GEOG 370)
L
ARCH 302 (5)
Site Design in Urban Context
L
ARCH 362 (3)
Designing Urban Landscapes: Theory and Politics
L
ARCH 363 (3)
Ecological Design and Planning
POL
S 383 (5)
Environmental Politics and Policy in the United States
POL
S 404 (5)
Science and Technology Policy
POL
S 410 (5)
Technology, Politics, and the State
POL
S 422 (5)
International Environmental Politics Seminar
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SISME
490 (5)
Water and Security in the Middle East
TC 408
(3)
Public Documents: Proposals, Environmental Impact Statements, and
Assessments
TC 425
(5)
Technology Assessment
URBDP
300 (5)
Introduction to Urban Planning
URBDP
465 (3)
Land Use
(Seniors and above)
URBDP
467 (3)
Urban Planning Uses of Remote Sensing
URBDP
468 (3)
Land Use From Satellite Data
URBDP
482 (3)
Politics and Planning
Resources
Ethics, Values and Culture
ANTH
350 (3)
Cultural Evolution
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
ARCHY
320 (5)
Pre-history of the Northwest Coast
(ARCHY 105 or ARCHY 205)
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
CHID 110
(5)*(see note above)
The Question of Human Nature
C LIT
396 (5)
Literature and the Environment
ENVIR 243 (5)
Environmental Ethics I&S
ENVIR
418/ COM 418 (5)
Communications and the Environment
ENVIR
450 A (2)
Whose Nature? Conflicting Interests and Perceptions
(Seniors and Grads Only)
ENVIR
450 B (3)
Nature in Scripture
ENVIR
459 / ANTH 459 (5)
Cultural Ecology and Politics
ENVIR
460 / ESC 460 (5)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
FISH 439
(1-3)
Attaining a Sustainable Society
GEOG 303
(5)
Nature and Culture
GEOG 472
(5)
Nature, Culture, and Place
L
ARCH 450 (3)
History of Environmental Design in the Pacific Northwest
L
ARCH 451 (3)
History of Environmental Design on the West Coast
PHIL 240
(5)
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL 360
(5)
Introductory Topics in the Philosophy of Science
(One previous PHIL course)
PHIL 440
(5)
Ethics
(Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
PHIL 460
(5)
The Philosophy of Science
(Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
PHIL 482
(5)
Philosophy of the Physical Sciences
(Two previous PHIL courses and/or two experimental / lab sciences)
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
International
Perspectives Track
Natural Science | Social
Science | Law, Policy & Management | Ethics,
Values & Culture
International Perspectives
Natural Science (choose at least 3 credits)
ATM
S 358 (3)
Fundamentals of Atmospheric Chemistry
ATM S 458 / CHEM 458 (4)
Global Atmospheric Chemistry (ATM S 358 or CHEM 456)
BIOL
356 (3)
Foundations in Ecology
BIOL
470 (4)
Biogeography
BIOL
472 (5)
Principles of Ecology (BIOL 162, BIOL 180, or BIOL 203)
BIOL
476 (5)
Conservation Biology (BIOL 162 or 203)
BIOL
477 / ENVIR 477 (3)
Marine Conservation (BIOL 476)
BIOL
478 / FISH 478 (3 to 9)
Topics in Sustainable Fisheries
CEE
350 (4)
Environmental Engineering -- Water and Air Quality
ENVIR
341 / M E 341 / PHYS 341 (3)
Energy and the Environment I
ENVIR
342 / M E 342 / PHYS 342 (3)
Energy and the Environment II
ESS
303 (5)
Geologic Hazards (ESS 101, ESS 210, ESS 211, GEOL 101, GEOL 201, or GEOL
205)
ESS
315 / ENVIR 313 (4)
Environmental Geology (ESS 101, ESS 210, ESS 211, GEOL 101, GEOL 201,
or GEOL 205)
ESS
402 (12)
International Field Geology (ESS 400 or GEOL 401)
FISH
323 (5)
Conservation & Management of Aquatic Resources
GEOG
360 (5)
Principles of Cartography
GEOG
460 (5)
Geographical Information Systems Analysis (2.0 or higher in GEOG 360)
M
E 426 (4)
Sustainable Energy Design (Instructor Permission)
International Perspectives
Social Science (choose at least 3 credits)
ANTH
314 / SISSE 314 (5)
Culture, Environment, and Identity of Island Southeast Asia (LING 203,
one 200-level ANTH course, or one SIS course)
ANTH
316 / SISSA 316 (5)
Modern South Asia
ANTH
345 / SIS 345 / WOMEN 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
ANTH
362 (5)
Anthropology of Tourism
ANTH
371 / ENVIR 371 (5)
Anthropology of Development
ANTH
451 (5)
Comparative Historical and Social Ecology of the Tropics (ANTH 210)
ANTH
457 (5)
Ecological Anthropology (Add Code Required)
ANTH
458 (5)
Ethnobiology (ANTH 203 and Either BIO A 201 or ARCHY 205)
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology, and Politics
ANTH
486 / SOC 486 (5)
Human Family Systems
ANTH
488 (3)
Agroecology
ANTH
495 / ENVIR 450 (3)
Comparative Historical and Social Ecology of the Tropics
BIO
A 476 (3)
Sociocultural Ecology and Health (BIO A 201)
ECON
403 (5)
Economics of Property Rights (ECON 300)
ECON
435 (5)
Natural Resource Economics (ECON 300)
ECON
436 (5)
Economics of the Environment (ECON 300)
ECON
448 (5)
Population and Development (ECON 300, ECON 200)
ECON
471 (5)
International Trade (ECON 300)
ECON
472 (5)
International Macroeconomics (ECON 301)
ECON
490 (5)
Comparative Economic Systems (ECON 301)
ECON
491 (5)
Issues in Economic Development (ECON 301)
ENVIR
235 / ECON 235 (5)
Introduction to Environmental Economics
ENVIR
271/ ESRM 371 (3)
Environmental Sociology
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR
460 / ESRM 460 (3)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
GEOG
300 (5)
Concepts of Regions
GEOG
335 / SIS 335 (5)
Geography of the Developing World
GEOG
336 (5)
Development and Challenge in China
GEOG
344 / SIS 344 (5)
Migration in the Global Economy
GEOG
371 (5)
World Hunger and Resource Development
GEOG
372 / SISA 372 (5)
Asian Environment and Development
GEOG
430 (5)
Contemporary Development Issues in Latin America
GEOG
432 (5)
Population and Urbanization Problems of Russia and the Newly Independent
States
GEOG
434 (5)
Southeast Asia: Conflict and Development
GEOG
435 (5)
Industrialization and Urbanization in China
GEOG
445 (5)
Population Distribution and Migration
HSTAA
421 (5)
American Environmental History
SIS
333 / WOMEN 333 (5)
Gender and Globalization: Theory and Process
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SIS
430 (5)
International Population
SIS
432 / SOC 432 (3)
Population and Modernization
SIS
476 (5)
Comparative International Political Economy
SISEA 434 / SOC 434 (3-5)
Demographic Issues in Asia
SOC
330 (5)
Human Ecology
SOC
430 (3)
Urbanism and Urbanization
SOC
432 (3)
Population and Modernization(Joint with SIS 432)
SOC
450 (5)
Political Economy of Women and Family in the Third World
SOC
470 (5)
Contemporary Southeast Asia
International Perspectives
Law, Policy and Management (choose at least 3 credits)
ANTH
314 / SISSE 314 (5)
Culture, Environment, and Identity of Island Southeast Asia (LING 203,
one 200-level ANTH course, or one SIS course)
ANTH
316 / SISSA 316 (5)
Modern South Asia
ANTH
345 / SIS 345 / WOMEN 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
ANTH
362 (5)
Anthropology of Tourism
ANTH
371 / ENVIR 371 (5)
Anthropology of Development
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
ANTH 437 (5)
Comparative Historical and Social Ecology of the Tropics (ANTH 210)
ANTH
451 (5)
Comparative Historical and Social Ecology of the Tropics (ANTH 210)
ANTH
457 (5)
Ecological Anthropology (Add Code Required)
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology, and Politics
ANTH
486 / SOC 486 (5)
Human Family Systems
ANTH
488 (3)
Agroecology
ANTH
495 / ENVIR 450 (3)
Comparative Historical and Social Ecology of the Tropics
BIO
A 476 (3)
Sociocultural Ecology and Health (BIO A 201)
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
ECON
403 (5)
Economics of Property Rights (ECON 300)
ECON
435 (5)
Natural Resource Economics (ECON 300)
ECON
436 (5)
Economics of the Environment (ECON 300)
ECON
448 (5)
Population and Development (ECON 300, ECON 200)
ECON
471 (5)
International Trade (ECON 300)
ECON
472 (5)
International Macroeconomics (ECON 301)
ECON
490 (5)
Comparative Economic Systems (ECON 301)
ECON
491 (5)
Issues in Economic Development (ECON 301)
ENVIR
235 / ECON 235 (5)
Introduction to Environmental Economics
ENVIR
271/ ESRM 371 (3)
Environmental Sociology
ENVIR
360 / SCAND 350 / SIS 350 (5)
Environmental Norms in International Politics
ENVIR
/ POL S 384 (5)
Global Environmental Politics
ENVIR 415 / M E 415 (3)
Sustainability and Design for the Environment
ENVIR
460 / ESRM 460 (3)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
ENVIR 480 / FISH 480 / SMA 480 (3)
Marine Resource Conservation and Management
ESRM 320 (5)
Marketing and Human Resource Management from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 321 (5)
Finance and Accounting from an Environmental Perspective
ESRM 403 (3)
Forest and Economic Development in the Developing World
ESRM 423 (3)
International Marketing of Forest Products
FISH 423 (3)
Conservation and Management of Aquatic Resources
GEOG
300 (5)
Concepts of Regions
GEOG
335 / SIS 335 (5)
Geography of the Developing World
GEOG
336 (5)
Development and Challenge in China
GEOG
344 / SIS 344 (5)
Migration in the Global Economy
GEOG 349 (5)
Geography of International Trade
GEOG 370 (5)
Problems in Resource Management
GEOG
371 (5)
World Hunger and Resource Development
GEOG
372 / SISA 372 (5)
Asian Environment and Development
GEOG 375 / SIS 375 (5)
Geopolitics
GEOG
430 (5)
Contemporary Development Issues in Latin America
GEOG
432 (5)
Population and Urbanization Problems of Russia and the Newly Independent
States
GEOG 433 (5)
Resource Use and Mangement in Russia and the Newly Independent States
GEOG
434 (5)
Southeast Asia: Conflict and Development
GEOG
435 (5)
Industrialization and Urbanization in China
GEOG
445 (5)
Population Distribution and Migration
HSTAA
421 (5)
American Environmental History
SIS 430 (5)
International Population
SIS 333 / WOMEN 333 (5)
Gender and Globalization: Theory and Process
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
SIS
430 (5)
International Population
SIS
432 / SOC 432 (3)
Population and Modernization
SIS
476 (5)
Comparative International Political Economy
SISEA 434 / SOC 434 (3-5)
Demographic Issues in Asia
SOC 330 (5)
Human Ecology
SOC
430 (3)
Urbanism and Urbanization
SOC
432 (3)
Population and Modernization(Joint with SIS 432)
SOC
450 (5)
Political Economy of Women and Family in the Third World
SOC
470 (5)
Contemporary Southeast Asia
URBDP
300 (5)
Introduction to Urban Planning
URBDP
422 (5)
Geographical Information Systems in Planning Analysis (3.0 in URBDP 420)
International Perspectives
Ethics, Values and Culture (choose at least 3 credits)
ANTH
314 / SISSE 314 (5)
Culture, Environment, and Identity of Island Southeast Asia (LING 203,
one 200-level ANTH course, or one SIS course)
ANTH 406 / SISEA 406 China's Environment (5) (ANTH 210, ENVIR 201, SIS 200, SIS 201, or SIS 202)
ANTH
457 (5)
Ecological Anthropology (Add Code Required)
ANTH
458 (5)
Ethnobiology: Plants, Animals, and People (ANTH 203 and either BIO A 201
or ARCHY 205)
ANTH
459 / ENVIR 459 (5)
Culture, Ecology, and Politics
ARCHY
476 (5)
New World States and Empires (ARCHY 205; ARCHY 304)
CEP 302 (5)
Environmental Response
COM
321 (5)
Communications in International Relations
COM
423 (5)
Communications and Development
ENVIR 243 (5)
Environmental Ethics I&S
ENVIR
418 / COM 418 (5)
Communications and the Environment
ENVIR
460 / ESRM 460 (5)
Institutionalizing Sustainable Ecological Practices
FISH
439 / ENVIR 439 (1-3)
Attaining a Sustainable Society
GEOG
472 (5)
Ecoscapes: Nature, Culture, and Place
PHIL
240 (5)
Introduction to Ethics
PHIL
440 (5)
Ethics (Requirements vary with instructor, check course catalog)
SIS
333 / WOMEN 333 (5)
Gender and Globalization: Theory and Process
SIS 345
/ WOMEN 345 / ANTH 345 (5)
Women and International Economic Development
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