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Environmental & Sustainability Studies (ENS) is an interdisciplinary field that examines the social and environmental understandings, causes, consequences, and policy responses to important environmental issues taking place around the world such as global climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. The program draws insights from the humanities and the social and natural sciences to provide students with interdisciplinary critical thinking skills. In doing so, students will have a better understanding of contemporary environmental problems, policies, and solutions. This important major provides students with the capacity to not only understand, but also affect positive changes for environmental sustainability.
Total Hours Required for Degree: 120
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Environmental & Sustainability Studies
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Freshman Year Credit Hours: 34 - 37
Fall Semester
17 - 18
UK 101 | UK 101 - ACADEMIC ORIENTATION
1 - 2
UK Core - Comp. & Comm. I
3
Foreign Language 101
4
UK Core - Humanities
3
UK Core - Global Dynamics
3
A&S Approved Elective (100+ level)
3
Spring Semester
17 - 19
UK Core - Comp. & Comm. II
3
Foreign Language 102
4
UK Core - Social Sciences
3
A&S Natural Sciences Course (100+ level)
3
A&S Lab or Field Work
1 - 3
A&S Approved Elective (100+ level)
3
Sophomore Year Credit Hours: 30 - 31
Fall Semester
15 - 16
ENS 201 | ENS 201 - ENVIRONMENTAL & SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES I: HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES