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Core Requirements
Environmental Science (33 cr)	Environmental Studies (39 cr)
ENV 105 (3) Environmental Science	ENV 105 (3) Environmental Science
ENV 399 (3) Internship	ENV 399 (3) Internship
ENV 405 (3) Environmental Assessment	ENV 405 (3) Environmental Assessment
GEO 105/6 (4) Physical Geology	GEO 105/6 (4) Physical Geology
GEO 110 (4) Earth Systems	GEO 110 (4) Earth Systems
GEO 305 (3) Hydrogeology	GEO 305 (3) Hydrogeology
GEO 310 (4) Introductory Soils	GEO 310 (4) Introductory Soils
ENV300 (3) Environ. Politics and Policy	ENV300 (3) Environ. Politics and Policy
*Two of the following (6 cr.):*	*Four of the following (12 cr.):*
PHL 246 (3) Environmental Ethics	PHL 246 (3) Environmental Ethics
ECN 305 (3) Ecological Economics	ECN 305 (3) Ecological Economics
ENG 335 (3) Environmental Literature	ENG 335 (3) Environmental Literature
REL 324 (3) Spiritual Ecology	REL 324 (3) Spiritual Ecology
GEO 100 (3) Introduction to Geography	GEO 100 (3) Introduction to Geography
Collateral Courses
Environmental Science (26 or 28 cr)	Environmental Studies (15 cr)
MAT 114 (3) Elementary Statistics	MAT 114 (3) Elementary Statistics
MAT 121 (3) Pre-Calculus or MAT 124 (5) Calculus I	CHM114/5 (4) General Chemistry (I) and Lab
CHM114/5 (4) General Chemistry (I) and Lab	BIO 124/5 (4) Biodiversity and Lab
CHM124/5 (4) General Chemistry (II) and Lab	BIO 205 (4) Ecology and Field Biology
BIO 114/5 (4) Biological Processes and Lab
BIO 124/5 (4) Biodiversity and Lab
BIO 205 (4) Ecology and Field Biology
Suggested Electives
Other ENV/GEO courses as offered	Other ENV/GEO courses as offered
GEO 320/1 (4) Geology of the Nat. Parks	GEO 320/1 (4) Geology of the Nat. Parks
GEO 3XX (4) Applications of Geographic Information Systems	GEO 3XX (4) Applications of Geographic Information Systems
MAT 400X (3) Biomodeling	MAT 400X (3) Biomodeling
BIO 320 (4) Biology of Belize	BIO 320 (4) Biology of Belize
PHY105 or PHY 201 (4)	PHY105 or PHY 201 (4)
AST 211 (3)	AST 211 (3)
Note: Since Environmental Program is viewed as a broad curriculum, it is strongly suggested that students take a Minor in a related field, such as Biology, Chemistry, Economics, or Political Science.