Environmental Science AS-T to Environmental Studies, BA ~ Education & Community Outreach Concentration

Environmental Science AS-T to Environmental Studies Core Requirements

Complete all of the following courses:
ENSTU 300 - Critical Thinking & Communication in Environmental Studies Units: 3
ENSTU 309 - Climate Change Science and Solutions Units: 3
ENSTU 350 - Research Methods for Environmental Studies Units: 4
ENSTU 410 - Capstone Integration Seminar Units: 1
ENSTU 412 - Enviro Thought & Practice Units: 3
Complete one of the following courses:
ENSTU 471 - Projects for Sustainable City Year Units: 4
ENSTU 472 - Projects in Environmental Education Units: 4

Education & Community Outreach Concentration

Please note: Twelve (12) of the units taken to complete a concentration (all of which are upper division) may not be used in fulfillment of other minors or concentrations.

ENSTU 365 - Critical Pedagogy for Environmental Education Units: 4
ENVS 363 - Field Natural History for Educators Units: 4
Complete one of the following Environmental Education in a Community Setting courses:
ENSTU 349S - Environmental Interpretation and Outreach Units: 5
ENSTU 369S - Civic Ecology SL Units: 4
To satisfy the requirements of the Environmental Studies major, complete at least 10 units from the following ECO Elective courses, not previously taken. Alternatively you may choose to complete a Minor from the list below.

Education & Community Outreach Elective Courses

ENSTU 309 - Climate Change Science and Solutions Units: 3
ENSTU 349S - Environmental Interpretation and Outreach Units: 5
ENSTU 369S - Civic Ecology SL Units: 4
ENSTU 394 - Environmental Studies Internship Units: 1-2
ENSTU 397 - Independent Study Units: 1-2
ENSTU 497 - Independent Study Units: 1-2
BIO 356 - Zoology Specimen Preparation Units: 2
BIO 362 - Field Ornithology Units: 4
BIO 364 - Mammalogy Units: 4
BIO 379S - Biology Service Learning Units: 3
CART 424 - Environmental Media Arts Units: 4
ENVS 303 - Calif Transect Orientation Units: 2
ENVS 303L - California Transect Lab Units: 3
ENVS 342 - Plant Communities of CA Units: 4
ENVS 360 - Natural History of California Wildlife Units: 4
ENVS 382S - Climate Justice and Communication Units: 4
GEOL 310 - Natural Disasters and Human Impacts Units: 3
KIN 382 - Wilderness Leadership Units: 3
KIN 382L - Wilderness Leadership Lab Units: 1
KIN 383 - Fdn of Adventure Education Units: 3
KIN 383L - Fdn of Adventure Education Lab Units: 1
KIN 384 - Wilderness Experience Units: 3
KIN 384L - Wilderness Experience Lab Units: 1
KIN 385 - Outdoor Edu/Rec Program Admin Units: 3
KIN 385L - Outdoor Ed/Rec Prog Admin Lab Units: 1
LS 380 - Teaching for Social Change Units: 3
LS 383 - Innov Approaches to Schooling Units: 3
LS 384 - Issues in Comparative and International Education Units: 3
MSCI 305 - Marine Life of Monterey Bay Units: 3

Minors

Cinematic Arts & Technology, Minor
Education, Minor
Environmental Science, Minor
Humanities & Communication, Minor
Journalism & Media Studies, Minor
Nonprofit Management, Minor
Social Justice & Community Leadership, Minor
Visual & Public Art, Minor

General Education and University Requirements

To satisfy the requirements of this degree, students must successfully complete all Undergraduate Requirements . Some of these (Upper division GE Area 5, Upper division Service Learning, and GWAR) are embedded in the major curriculum.

Select and complete coursework to meet the following requirements:

Upper division GE Area 3
Upper division GE Area 4. Select one of the following courses to also satisfy American Institutions US1:
American Institutions Select courses that satisfy US 2/3
World Culture & Language

Students may select additional elective coursework if necessary to complete 60 units.