Courses
Academic Year |
Fall Semester |
Spring Semester |
| 2011-2012 | Fall 2011 | Spring 2012 |
| 2010-2011 | Fall 2010 | Spring 2011 |
| 2009-10 |
Fall 2009 | Spring 2010 |
| 2008-09 | Fall 2008 | Spring 2009 |
Electives
Group I: Social Science/Humanities
| AMST 30b | American Environmental History |
| AMST 102a | Environment, Social Justice and the Role of Women |
| AMST 102aj | Environment, Social Justice and Empowerment (JBS) |
| AMST 104b | Boston and Its Suburbs: Environment and History |
| AMST 105a | The Eastern Forest: Paleoecology to Policy |
| AMST 106b | Food and Farming in America |
| AMST 191b | Greening the Ivory Tower: Improving Environmental Sustainability of Brandeis and Community |
| ANTH 55a | Anthropology of Development |
| ECON 57a | Environmental Economics |
| ECON 175a | Introduction to the Economics of Development |
| ENG 28a | Nature Writing |
| ENVS 2a | Fundamentals of Environmental Challenges |
| ENVS 18b | International Environmental Conflict and Collaboration |
| ENVS 19a | Climate Change and Conservation |
| ENVS 102aj |
Field Research and Study Methods: Environmental Health (JBS) |
| HIST 100a | Fire and Ice: An Ecological Approach to World History (has not been taught in recent years) |
| HS 263f | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems |
| HS 297f | Applied Geographic Information Systems |
| HS 292f | Geographic Information Systems for Development Planners |
| LGLS 132b | Environmental Law and Policy |
| PHIL 21a | Environmental Ethics |
| POL 180b | Sustaining Development |
| SOC 175b | Environmental Movements: Organizations, Networks and Partnerships |
| SOC 193a | Environment, Health and Society |
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Courses With Few or No Prerequisites
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| AMST105a | Eastern Forest: Paleoecology to Policy |
| BISC 2a | Human Reproduction, Population Explosion, Global Consequences |
| BISC 6b | Environmental Health |
| BISC 6bj | Environmental Health (JBS) |
| BIOL 17b | Conservation Biology |
| BIOL 23a | Ecology |
| BIOL 50b | Animal Behavior |
| CHSC 3b | Solving Environmental Challenges: The Role of Chemistry |
| CHSC 4b |
Understanding the Chemistry of Sustainability |
| ENVS 10a | Energy from the Big Bang to Global Warming |
| ENVS 15a | Reason to Hope: Managing the Global Commons for Peace |
| ENVS 17b | Global Warming and Nuclear Winter |
| ENVS 100e | GIS and Field Methods: The New England Landscape |
| ENVS 102aj | Field Research and Study Methods: Environmental Health (JBS) |
| Courses With Multiple Prerequisites | |
| BIOL 32a | Field Biology |
| BIOL 60b | Evolution |
| BIOL 134b | Topics in Ecology |
| CHEM 33a | Environmental Chemistry |
| ENVS 28a | Wetlands: Ecology, Hydrology, Restoration |