University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences 39 courses 15 total credits
One of the fundamental societal issues of the 21st century is understanding the environment, how human interactions affect it, and how those interactions can be modulated to generate sustainable outcomes. Fundamental environmental and sustainability issues include: the ecological and evolutionary processes that control populations, species and communities; anthropogenic effects on the physical, chemical and biotic environments; and the cultural values and societal actions necessary to foster sustainable interactions with the natural world. Addressing these issues requires a transdisciplinary approach that spans the natural and social sciences.
| Total Credits | 15 credits |
Required Core
| Code | Course Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EVS 501 | Fundamentals of Sustainability | 3 |
| EVS 601 | Sust Prof Skills Capstone | 3 |
| Total Required Core | 6 credits | |
Environmental/Ecology Elective
Select 1 from: CE 512 Course title: Petroleum Engineering (when offered). MAE 500 Course title: Renewable Energy (when offered).
Social/Cultural/Human Elective
Select 1 from: CIE 500 Course Title: Ethical Perspectives on Engineering Sustainability (when offered).
Economics/Business Elective
Select 1 from: CIE 500 Course Title: Ethical Perspectives on Engineering Sustainability (when offered and if not used in above core).
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