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Bachelor's

Sustainability Studies (BA)

The University of Texas at Austin College of Liberal Arts 168 courses 120 total credits

About This Program

The Plan of Study is a suggested four-year course sequence to support academic planning and serves as a helpful guide. Currently enrolled students should meet with their academic advisor to tailor their course selections and timelines to their individual goals and circumstances. All requirements are listed below, starting with the most specialized moving to the most general. Additional requirements may follow the table, so be sure to read the entire page. Some required courses listed below may also satisfy General Education requirements, including Core Curriculum. Credit may be earned via credit by examination, extension, or transferred hours from another institution (requires dean's approval).

Degree Requirements

Foreign Language other than English, Beginning Proficiency credits
College Requirements - Liberal Arts credits
General University Requirements credits
Three Hours chosen from: credits
Art history, music history, or history of theatre and dance credits
Upper-division classical civilization, humanities, literature, or philosophy credits
Sequence 2: Plan I International Relations and Global Studies credits
Free electives: Additional coursework to reach total hours required. credits
Sequence 3: Other Plan I credits
Hours chosen from: credits
Transcript-recognized minor or certificate credits
Liberal Arts multi-disciplinary minor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences credits
Liberal Arts multi-disciplinary minor in Cultural Expression, Human Experience, and Thought credits

Major

Code Course Title Credits
SUS 301 Introduction to Sustainability Studies 3

Major

Hours chosen from: Research and Design Methods

Major

Society and Sustainability (See course list)

Code Course Title Credits
SUS 379L Directed Internships in Sustainability 3

Degree

Literature and Writing

Code Course Title Credits
RHE 306 Rhetoric and Writing 3

Degree

Sequence 1: Plan II Honors (requires at least a C-; may also count toward Core Curriculum)

Degree

Sequence 2: Plan I E 316L may also be replaced by E 316N.

Code Course Title Credits
E 316L or E 316M British Literature or American Literature 3

Degree

Sequence 1: Plan II Honors (requires at least a C-; may also count toward Core Curriculum) S S 302C may also be replaced by S S 302E, S S 302E, S S 302F.

Degree

Sequence 1: Plan II Honors

Code Course Title Credits
M 310P Modern Mathematics: Plan II 3

Degree

Sequence 1: Plan II Honors

Degree

Six Hours chosen from: Astronomy, biology, chemistry, geological sciences, physical science, or physics (may also count toward Core Curriculum)

Environmental Politics and Policy

Environmental Economics, Business, and Sustainability Development

Science of Sustainability and Natural Resources

Society and Sustainability

Code Course Title Credits
AFR 351U Race, Capitalism, and the Environment 3
AFR 370 Topics in African and African Diaspora Studies 3
AMS 311S Topics in Introductory Seminar in American Studies 3
AMS 370 Topics in Seminar in American Culture 3
ANS 361 Topics in Asian Studies 3
ANT 302 Cultural Anthropology 3
ANT 324L Topics in Anthropology 3
ARC 327G Regenerative Architecture 3
ARC 327R Topics in Architectural Theory 3
ARC 350R Topics in Design Theory 3
ARC 350R Topics in Design Theory 3
ARC 368R Topics in the History of Architecture 3
C E 377K Topics in Civil Engineering 3
CHE 341 Design for Environment 3
CRW 335 Business of Writing 3
DES 322 Design and the Social Environment 3
E 343G Global Environmental Literature and Film 3
E 345F Food Writing, Culture, and Environment 3
GOV 335M Topics in Political Thought 3
GRG 305 This Human World: An Introduction to Geography 3
GRG 319 Geography of Latin America 3
GRG 320M Geography of Media 3
GRG 322D Human Health and the Environment 3
GRG 324E Applications and Ethics of Digital Spatial Technologies 3
GRG 325E The Healthy, Livable City 3
GRG 334E Children's Environmental Health 3
GRG 335D Anthropocene 3
GRG 357 Medical Geography 3
H S 340 Topics in Health and Society 3
H S 340 Topics in Health and Society 3
HIS 317L.14 Building America: Engineering, Society, and Culture, 1868-1980 3
HIS 322R Biology, Behavior, and Injustice 3
HIS 350L.95 Radical Hope and Global Environmental History 3
HIS 350L Topics in Undergraduate Seminar in History 3
HIS 350L Topics in Undergraduate Seminar in History 3
HIS 350R.7 Environmental History of North America 3
J 305 Sustainability and the News 3
J 346F Reporting on the Environment 3
LAH 350 Topics in the Liberal Arts 3
LAS 370S Topics in Hispanic Literature, Culture, Civilization, and Linguistics 3
MAS 374 Special Topics 3
MNS 308 Humans and a Changing Ocean 3
MNS 367K Human Exploration and Exploitation of the Sea 3
NTR 321 International Nutrition: The Developing World 3
P A 325 Topics in Policy 3
PBH 338 Environmental Health 3
PHL 304 Contemporary Moral Problems 3
PHL 316K Science and Philosophy 3
PHL 322 Science and the Modern World 3
PHL 325M Medicine, Ethics, and Society 3
RHE 328 Topics in Professional and Technical Writing for Liberal Arts Majors 3
RHE 330C Advanced Topics in Digital Rhetoric 3
RHE 330C Advanced Topics in Digital Rhetoric 3
R S 311 Topics in Religious Studies 3
S S 302E Honors Social Science: Anthropology 3
S S 302E Honors Social Science: Anthropology 3
S W 327 Human Behavior and Social Environment 3
SOC 302 Introduction to the Study of Society 3
SOC 307Q Environmental Inequality and Health 3
SOC 321V Environmental Sociology 3
SOC 323F Food and Society 3
SOC 336C American Dilemmas 3
URB 301 Introduction to Urban Studies 3

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