Review the course list and plan your schedule according to the 27-credit ESP academic plan. Degree Works does not always accurately reflect ESP course fulfillments, so majors are strongly encouraged to meet with ESP advisors regularly to ensure they are on track. ESP advisors can also help determine if any SU Abroad courses can count toward the major.

Basic Requirements (9 credits)
Environmental Sciences (3 credits)

EAR 105—Earth Science D. Curewtiz · MoWe 8:00–9:20 + discussion
GEO 155—The Natural Environment E. Coffel · TuTh 9:30–10:25 + discussion (SIRS)
GEO 215—Global Environmental Change T. Perreault · MoWe 12:45–1:40 + discussion (CS, CCT)

Environmental Studies & Humanities (3 credits)

ECN 102—Introductory Macroeconomics Multiple Sections
ENG 140—Reading the Environment J. Reese · TuTh 5:00–6:20
GEO 103—Environment and Society M. Huber · MoWe 10:35–11:30 + discussion (CGR, CCT)

Data Analysis (3 credits)

BUA 345—Business Analytics Multiple Sections (ILTA)
CIS 321—Intro. to Probability and Statistics M. Gursoy · TuTh 8:00–9:20 + discussion
ECN 422—Intro. to Statistics and Econometrics P. Singleton · MoWe 12:45–2:05 or 2:15–3:35 (SIRS)
GEO 383—Geographic Information Systems J. Robinson · MoWe 10:35–11:30 + lab (ILTA, SIRS)
IST 387—Intro. to Applied Data Science P. Jagadev · Th 11:00–12:20 + lab (CCT, ILTA)
MAS 261—Intro. Statistics for Management Multiple Sections (ILTA, SIRS)
MAT 221—Elem. Probability & Statistics I Multiple Sections (SIRS)
MAX 201—Quantitative Methods for the Social Science Multiple Sections (CCT, SIRS)
PSC 202—Intro. To Political Analysis L. Gan · MoWe 3:45–4:40 + discussion
SOC 319—Qualitative Methods in Sociology G. Kirk-Werner · Mo We 3:45–5:05 (SIRS)

Upper-Division Requirements (6 credits)
Science-Policy Integration (3 credits)

*ESP 300—Intro. To Sustainability Trends J. Golden · MoWe 12:45–2:05
GEO 356—Environmental Ideas & Policy Aaron Vlasak · TuTh 11:00–12:20 (CCT)
PSC 318—Technology, Politics, and Environment T. Shibaike · MoWe 3:45–5:05

Senior Capstone (3 credits)

ESP 410—Senior Capstone Seminar T. Bhattacharya & F. Sultana · Mo 9:30–12:15

Electives (12 credits)

To complete the 18 upper-division credit requirement, ESP majors can take only one lower-division elective if they take an upper-division data analysis course. Please note Degree Works may not correctly designate classes according to this rule and majors should always confirm with ESP advisors if they are satisfying all requirements.

Upper-Division Environmental Sciences Electives (6 credits)

BIO 453—Ecology Laboratory J. Lamit · Mo 12:45–1:40 section + We 12:45–1:40 lab
CHE 335—Chemical & Biochemical Analysis with Lab T. Korter · TuTh 11:00–12:20 section + lab
CHE 347—Physical-Analytical Chem Lab J. Chaiken · Mo 2:15–3:10 + lab
CEE 341—Intro. to Environmental Engineering S. Todorova · TuTh 2:00–3:20 + discussion (CS)
CEE 457—Biogeochemistry C. Driscoll · MoWe 3:45–5:05
EAR 205—Water & Our Environment S. Tuttle · TuTh 2:00–3:20 + discussion
EAR 401—Hydrogeology A. Mohammed · TuTh 11:00–12:20
EAR 419—Environmental Aqueous Geochemistry T. Wen · TuTh 12:30–1:50
GEO 426—Environmental Change in the Anthropocene E. Coffel · TuTh 11:00-12:20
PHP 303—Environmental Health B. Gump · MoWe 12:30-1:50

Upper-Division Environmental Studies/Humanities Electives (6 credits)

ANT 459—Contemporary Native North American Issues H. Law · TuTh 9:30–10:50
EDI 353—Environmental Factors III TBD · TuTh 2:15–3:35 (ILTA, SIRS)
EEE 450—Sustainable Enterprise P. Momtaz · MoWe 5:15–6:35
FST 303—Food Movements L.A. Minkoff-Zern · TuTh 2:00–3:20
FST 310—Labor Across the Food Chain L.A. Minkoff-Zern · TuTh 9:30–10:50
FST 312—Emergency Food Systems A. Bellows · MoWe 2:15–3:35
GEO 353—Geography of Environmental Justice T. Perreault · MoWe 5:15–6:35
GEO 423—Urban Environmental History and Political Ecology R. Wilson · TuTh 3:30–4:50
REL 244—Indigenous Religions P. Arnold · TuTh 8:00–9:20
SCM 477—Global Supply Chain & Risk Mgmt. · B. Kazaz · TuTh 9:30–10:50

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