SEES Courses

Spring 2026 Courses in SEES

Survey
Geol 08 Introduction to Oceanography (Stewart)
Geol 09 Environmental Issues (Bracco)
Geol 16 Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Moving Cont. (Longpre)
Ensci 99 A Practical Guide to Environmental Choices (2 sections: Ramadhin, Yi)

Introductory
Ensci 100 Our Planet In the 21st Century (2 sections: Stewart, Ramadhin)
Geol 101 Introduction to Planet Earth (2 sections: Laczniak, Lesnek)
Ensci 112 Our Changing Planet (Blanford)

ENSCI/ENSTUD Core
Geol 216 Oceans and Atmosphere (McHugh)
Urstd 230* Introduction to Public Health (Baron)
Ensci 383* Agriculture, Food and Environmental Impacts (Bird)
(this special topic course counts as a CORE Course)

ENSCI/ENSTUD Advanced
Geol 328W Volcanoes and Climate (Longpre)
Geol 383* Field Methods in Hydrology (Blanford)
Ensci 383* Public Health Approach (Morabia)
Ensci 383* Systems Thinking and Climate Risk Analysis (Yi)
Ensci 383* Urban Stormwater and Climate Resiliency (Balci)
Ensci 397** Internship in Environmental Science (Bird)

ENSCI/ENSTUD Capstone
Ensci 373W* Environmental Problem Solving (Greenfield)

Core/Advanced/BS elective major courses
Biol 201 General Microbiology
Biol 340 General Ecology

GEOL required courses (not usable for Ensci or Environ. Studies majors or minors)
Geol 201 Minerals and Crystals (Laczniak)

* Geol/Ensci 383 classes (special topics) are registration by permission of instructor or the academic advisor in SEES. Note: Environmental Studies 383 is not permitted to be used for any major or minor requirements in SEES.
**Ensci 395, 396 or 397, Internship in Environmental Science, requires completion and approval of an application that is due 45 days prior to beginning the internship. The application is available from Professor Bird.

Note: For requirements for Environmental Science, Environmental Studies or Geology majors or minors – please consult the major advisor and the SEES website.

(Last Updated October 10th 2025)