SNES CONCENTRATIONS
Students declare a concentration in the second semester of their sophomore year. Five concentrations are available:
- Environmental Agriculture
- Environmental Biology
- Environmental Economics
- Environmental Information Science
- Sustainable Development
Concentrations provide for disciplinary expertise sufficient for entry level proficiency through focused study in one or more areas of environmental science. Each student in the major will be required to take four courses at the 300 level or above in at least one concentration.
Concentrations will not replace or duplicate current majors. Rather, they will provide the basic core of knowledge essential for an introductory understanding of the area -- the concepts, basic science, methodologies, and major applications.