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Looking to fulfill breadth requirements? Want to take a course focusing on the pressing social and environmental issues we face today?
Browse this collection of courses selected by our departmental advisors, and see what cool topics you can learn about this spring! Course enrolment begins July 6th by appointment.
EVSC 100: Introduction to Environmental Science
Instructor: Sarah Rosengard
Prerequisites: None
Breadth: Science
REM 388: Wildlife Conservation
Instructor: Scott Harrison
Prerequisites: 45 units
ARCH 383: Ancient and Forensic DNA
Instructor: Dongya Yang
Prerequisites: Any lower division ARCH, BISC, BPK, CHEM, CRIM, or HSCI course
GEOG 215: The Biosphere
Instructor: Margaret Schmidt
Prerequisites: GEOG 111
ARCH 332: Thrifted Treasures to Scientific Truths – The Ethics and Analysis of Unprovenanced Collections
Instructor: Sabrina Higgins & Cara Tremain
Prerequisites: 30 units
GEOG 267: Indigenous Land-Based Knowledge and Relationships
Instructor: Leigh Joseph
Prerequisites: None
SD 100: Sustainable Futures: An Optimistic and Practical Guide
Instructor: Andréanne Doyon
Prerequisites: None
GEOG 213: Introduction to Geomorphology
Instructor: Tracy Brennand
Prerequisites: GEOG 111 or EASC 101
Breadth: Science
EVSC 334/REM 334 - Earth's Past Climates
Instructor: Karen Kohfeld
Prerequisites: REM 100 or EVSC 100; GEOG 111 or EASC 101 or EASC 106; and 45 units