Concentrations

All environmental studies students are required to focus their majors through completion of a concentration. Due to the broad academic nature of the program, environmental studies majors must design a 16-credit concentration of related courses to better focus their area of study. Students identify a scholarly area for which they have a keen interest, or in which they desire advanced professional or academic preparation. Their concentration is designed to foster a deep grasp of concepts and skills in preparation (but not necessarily) for a senior thesis. A concentration may take a natural science, social science, humanities, or transdisciplinary focus, but must be proposed no later than spring semester of sophomore year. 

More information on ENVS Concentrations:

• Concentration Database (Moodle login required)
• Creating An ENVS Concentration
• Concentration Worksheet (PDF)