Group B - Humanities & Social Sciences
Group B - Humanities & Social Sciences
(choose at least TWO)
(choose at least TWO)
ANAR-108. Archaeology of the UC San Diego Campus
ANAR-108. Archaeology of the UC San Diego Campus
ANAR-182. Origins of Agriculture and Sedentism
ANAR-182. Origins of Agriculture and Sedentism
ANBI-132. Conservation and the Human Predicament (cross-listed with BIEB 176)
ANBI-132. Conservation and the Human Predicament (cross-listed with BIEB 176)
ANSC-160. Nature, Culture and Environmentalism Communication
ANSC-160. Nature, Culture and Environmentalism Communication
CGS-110. Intersectional Struggles for Environmental Justice
CGS-110. Intersectional Struggles for Environmental Justice
COMM-171. Environmental Communication
COMM-171. Environmental Communication
ECON-131. Economics of the Environment
ECON-131. Economics of the Environment
ECON-132. Energy Economics
ECON-132. Energy Economics
ECON-145. Economics of Ocean Resources
ECON-145. Economics of Ocean Resources
ENVR-102. Selected Topics in Environmental Studies (when taught from a humanities/social sciences perspective)
ENVR-102. Selected Topics in Environmental Studies (when taught from a humanities/social sciences perspective)
ENVR-105. Conservation Solutions
ENVR-105. Conservation Solutions
ENVR-111. Environmental Law and Federal Indian Policy
ENVR-111. Environmental Law and Federal Indian Policy
ENVR-140. Wilderness and Human Values
ENVR-140. Wilderness and Human Values
ENVR-142GS. Wilderness and Human Values Abroad
ENVR-142GS. Wilderness and Human Values Abroad
ENVR-150. Environmental Justice
ENVR-150. Environmental Justice
ENVR-150GS. Environmental Justice
ENVR-150GS. Environmental Justice
ENVR-152. Indigenous Approaches to Climate Change
ENVR-152. Indigenous Approaches to Climate Change
ETHN-103. Environmental Racism
ETHN-103. Environmental Racism
HIUS-154. Western Environmental History
HIUS-154. Western Environmental History
GPS-458. International Environmental Policy and Politics
GPS-458. International Environmental Policy and Politics
GPS-459. Conflict Resolution of Environmental Issues
GPS-459. Conflict Resolution of Environmental Issues
LTWL-010. Environmental Literature **
LTWL-165. Literature and the Environment **
PHIL-148. Philosophy and the Environment
PHIL-148. Philosophy and the Environment
PHIL-164. Technology and Human Values
PHIL-164. Technology and Human Values
POLI-104E. Environmental Law and Policy
POLI-104E. Environmental Law and Policy
POLI-125A. Communities and the Environment
POLI-125A. Communities and the Environment
POLI-162. Environmental Policy
POLI-162. Environmental Policy
SOCI-149. Sociology of the Environment
SOCI-149. Sociology of the Environment
USP-002. Urban World System
USP-002. Urban World System
USP-124. Land Use Planning
USP-124. Land Use Planning
USP-144. Environmental and Preventive Health Issues
USP-144. Environmental and Preventive Health Issues
USP-171. Sustainable Development
USP-171. Sustainable Development
VIS-101. Introduction to Urban Ecologies
VIS-101. Introduction to Urban Ecologies
VIS-101A. Designing Urban Ecologies
VIS-101A. Designing Urban Ecologies
VIS-102. Democratizing the City
VIS-102. Democratizing the City
VIS-110G. The Natural and Altered Environment
VIS-110G. The Natural and Altered Environment
VIS-157. Environmentalism in Arts and Media
VIS-157. Environmentalism in Arts and Media
Note: Only one lower-division course may be used as an elective for the Environmental Studies minor.
Courses listed above that are italicized and marked with (**) have been approved as petitionable towards the minor, but must be manually updated on the degree audit. To make this update, please submit a request on the College Minor VAC once you have enrolled in the course.
Courses listed above that are italicized and marked with (**) have been approved as petitionable towards the minor, but must be manually updated on the degree audit. To make this update, please submit a request on the College Minor VAC once you have enrolled in the course.