Oregon State University College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences 40 courses 27 total credits
The Environmental Justice Certificate prepares students to study and take part in addressing environmental injustices. Students will investigate the causes and consequences of inequitable distributions of environmental hazards and benefits; engage with diverse human-environment worldviews; and examine environmental topics through a justice lens. The knowledge and skills gained through this certificate are relevant to all facets of the environmental sciences, including resource management, public health, law and policy, economics, education, research, community engagement, and the way in which science is practiced.
| Total Credits | 27 credits |
Environmental Justice Core
Human-Environment Worldviews
Special Topics in Environmental Justice
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