Environmental Studies Certificate
Students may begin their Certificate course work (ENV 100 Introduction to Environmental Issues) as incoming freshmen or anytime thereafter. After taking ENV 100 the remaining courses (GE 204, ENV 201/L, ENV 202/L, ENV 300, ENV 315/EC 315, EN 307) may be taken in any order. ENV 485, the capstone course, must be taken after all other requirements are completed or concurrently with the final course the student needs.
Requirements:
Introductory Course:
Course Number | Course name | credits |
|---|---|---|
ENV 100 | Introduction to Environmental Issues | 3 Semester hours |
Required Courses (20 credits):
Course Number | Course name | credits |
GE 204 | Landscapes of Hawaii | 3 Semester hours |
ENV 201/L | Conservation Biology & Ecology Laboratory | 1 Semester hours |
ENV 202/L | Environmental Physics Laboratory | 1 Semester hours |
ENV 300 | Environmental Policy & Law | 3 Semester hours |
ENV 315/EC 315 | Environmental Economics | 3 |
ENV 307 | - | - |
Capstone Course:
Course Number | Course name | credits |
|---|---|---|
ENV 485 | Environmental Capstone Course | 3 Semester hours |
ENV 485 may be taken concurrently with the final required course (s) to be completed from the list above.