Distribution Requirements
Courses taken to fulfill the Environmental Studies core requirements CANNOT be used to fulfill the Environmental Studies distribution requirements.
Environmental Science
- BEARTH 318 Hydrogeology
- BEARTH 341 Natural Hazards and Human Disasters
- BES 311 Environmental Chemistry
- BES 330 Limnology
- BES 331 Estuarine Science and Management
- BES 362 Introduction to Restoration Ecology
- BES 397 Special Topics in Env. Science
- BES 460 Water Quality
- BES 485 Conservation Biology
- BES 488 Wetland Ecology
- BES 489 Pacific Northwest Ecosystems
- BES 490 Pacific NW Plants in Restoration & Conservation
- BIS 241 Nature & the Northwest
- BIS 242 Environmental Geography (if not used as a prerequisite)
- BIS 306 Marine Diversity and Conservation
- BIS 360 Pollinator Diversity and Conservation (formerly offered under BIS 397)
- BIS 386 Global Environmental Issues
- BST 200 Introduction to Climate Science (if not used as a prerequisite)
Methods & Practices
- BEARTH 321 Geomorphology
- BES 303 Environmental Monitoring Practicum
- BES 316 Ecological Methods
- BES 317 Soils Laboratory
- BES 439 Computer Model. & Visual in Environmental Science
- BES 440 Remote Sensing of the Environment
- BES 460 Water Quality
- BES 462 Restoration Ecology Capstone: Introduction
- BES 463 Restoration Ecology Capstone: Proposal and Plan
- BES 490 Pacific Northwest Plants in Restoration & Conservation
- BIS 232 Introduction to Data Visualization
- BIS 340 Approaches to Cultural Research
- BIS 342 Geographic Information Systems
- BIS 343 Geographic Visualization
- BIS 344 Intermediate GIS
- BIS 405 Environmental Education
- BIS 410 Topics in Qualitative Inquiry
- BIS 442 Advanced GIS Analysis and Applications
- BIS 483 Community Organizing
- BISGWS 303 Approaches to Feminist Inquiry
- BEDUC 493 Environmental Education
Society & Environment
- BIS 240 Introduction to Sustainable Practices
- BIS 241 Nature in the Northwest
- BIS 244 Wetlands Discovery (2-3 credits)
- BIS 245 Environmental Humanities
- BIS 246 Introduction to Sustainability
- BIS 252 Politics of Science
- BIS 281 Contemporary Political Ideas and Ideologies
- BIS 282 Globalization
- BIS 285 Seminar in Biology
- BIS 307 Environmental Justice
- BIS 319 Education and Society (3 credits)
- BIS 320 Comparative Political Economies
- BIS 345 American Environmental Thought
- BIS 353 Human Rights Theory and Practice
- BIS 356 Ethics and the Environment
- BIS 358 Issues in Environmental Science
- BIS 359 Principles & Controversies of Sustainability
- BIS 360 Pollinator Diversity and Conservation (formerly offered under BIS 397)
- BIS 385 Art and Climate Change
- BIS 391 Environmental History of the Pacific Northwest
- BIS 392 Water and Sustainability
- BIS 394 Comparative Economic Development
- BIS 396 Topics in Sustainability
- BIS 397 Topics in Environmental Studies
- BIS 458 Energy, Environment and Society
- BIS 459 Conservation and Sustainable Development
- BIS 468 Human Rights and Sustainable Development
- BISGST 303 History and Globalization
- BISGST 324 International Political Economy
- BISSEB 304 Institutions and Social Change
- BISSEB 359 Ethics and Society
- BBUS 460 Sustainable Business
Environmental Policy & Management
- BES 362 Intro.to Restoration Ecology
- BES 464 Restoration Ecology Capstone: Field Site Restoration
- BES 485 Conservation Biology
- BIS 307 Environmental Justice
- BIS 338 Political Institutions and Processes
- BIS 346 Topics in Environmental Policy
- BIS 406 Urban Planning and Geography
- BIS 415 Public Policy and Law
- BIS 419 Urban Politics and Policy
- BIS 446 Science, Expertise, and Public Policy
- BIS 458 Energy, Environment and Society
- BPOLST 492 Topics in Policy Research
- BST 445 Political Economy of Energy