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Minor

Environmental Studies Minor

University at Buffalo College of Arts and Sciences 38 courses 31 total credits

About This Program

Environmental Studies Minor is a Minor program offered by College of Arts and Sciences at University at Buffalo, requiring 31 credits across 38 courses.

Degree Requirements

Minor 31 credits

Introductory Course

Code Course Title Credits
EVS 118 Introduction to Environmental and Sustainability Studies 3
Total Introductory Course 3 credits

Social Sciences/ Humanities Core: two courses

Code Course Title Credits
EVS 201 Climate Change & Sustainability 3
EVS 220 Nature Through Time 3
EVS 238 Science, Religion, and Nature 3
EVS 250 Environmental Justice 3
EVS 341 Environment & Society 3
Total Social Sciences/ Humanities Core: two courses 6 credits

Natural Sciences Core: three classes

Students must complete one set of three GEO or ERT; all must be from the same department.

Field Ecology: one course

Code Course Title Credits
EVS 315 Field Ecology 3
Total Field Ecology: one course 3 credits

Environmental Internship (usually 3 credits)

Code Course Title Credits
EVS 496 Environmental Internship 1-6

Speciality Electives: three courses

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