Sustainable Course Inventory

Summary

  • Sustainability related courses: 76
  • Sustainability focused courses: 5
  • Departments w/focused or related courses: 20
  • Key words used to search (and different forms/parts of these words): environment, sustainability, conservation, ecology, resource, preserve, restore, nature, ecosystem, equality

Sustainability Related Courses: Fall 2009 – Fall 2010

AAAP / 411/511 / Introduction to Historic Preservation
AAAP / 441/541 / Legal Issues in Historic Preservation
AAAP / 451/551 / Historic Survey and Inventory Methodology
ARCH / 431/531 / Community Design
ARCH / 435/535 / Principles of Urban Design
LA / 289 / Landscape Architectural Design
LA / 440/540 / Introduction o Landscape Planning Analysis
LA / 441/541 / Principles of Applied Ecology
LA / 443/543 / Land and Landscape
LA / 489/589 / Site Planning and Design
LA / 490/590 / Comprehensive Project Preparation
LA / 494/594 / Land Planning and Design
LA / 465/565 / Landscape Ecology
PD / 350 / Objects and Impacts
PPPM / 325 / Community Leadership and Change
PPPM / 327 / Global Leadership and Change
PPPM / 331 / Environmental Management
PPPM / 440/540 / Land Use and Growth Management
PPPM / 443/543 / Natural Resource Policy
PPPM / 446/546 / Socioeconomic Development Planning
PPPM / 448/548 / Collaborative Planning and Management
PPPM / 611 / Introduction to Planning Practice
ANTH / 344 / Oregon Archaeology
ANTH / 434/534 / Native South Americans
ANTH / 472/572 / Primate Conservation Biology
BI / 130 / Introduction to Ecology
BI / 370 / Ecology
BI / 374 / Conservation Biology
BI / 457/557 / Marine Biology: [Topic]
BI / 469/569 / Ecological Restoration
EC / 101 / Contemporary Economic Issues
EC / 330 / Urban and Regional Economic Problems
EC / 333 / Resource and Environmental Economic Issues
EC / 433/533 / Resource and Environmental Economics
EC / 440/540 / Public Economics
ENG / 230 / Introduction to Environmental Literature
ENVS / 201 / Introduction to Environmental Studies: Social Sciences
ENVS / 202 / Introduction to Environmental Studies: Natural Sciences
ENVS / 203 / Introduction to Environmental Studies: Humanities
ENVS / 350 / Ecological Footprint of Energy Generation
ENVS / 425/525 / Environmental Education Theory and Practice
ENVS / 435/535 / Environmental Justice
ENVS / 465/565 / Wetland Ecology and Management
ENVS / 631 / Environmental Studies Theory and Practice
GEOG / 141 / The Natural Environment
GEOG / 342 / Geography of Globalization
GEOG / 360 / Watershed Science and Policy
GEOG / 361 / Global Environmental Change
GEOG / 425/525 / Hydrology and Water Resources
GEOG / 430/530 / Long-Term Environmental Change
GEOG / 446/546 / Geography of Religion
GEOL / 202 / Earth Surface and Environmental Geology
GEOL / 310 / Earth Resources and the Environment
INTL / 280 / Global Environmental Issues
INTL / 420/520 / International Community Development
PHIL / 340 / Environmental Philosophy
PHIL / 645 / Environmental Philosophy: [Topic]
PHYS / 161 / Physics of Energy and Environment
PS / 463/563 / Government and Politics of Latin America
PS / 477/577 / International Environmental Politics
SOC / 304 / Community, Environment, and Society
SOC / 416/516 / Issues in Sociology of the Environment: [Topic]
SOC / 442/542 / Urbanization and the City
SOC / 616 / Environment and Resource Issues: [Topic]
LAW / 669 / Water Resources Law
LAW / 670 / Public Land Law
LAW / 687 / Wildlife Law
LAW / 688 / Hazardous Waste Law
LAW / 690 / International Environmental Law
LAW / 693 / Human Rights and Environment
PEOL / 453/553 / Environmental Education

Sustainability Focused Courses: Fall 2009 – Fall 2010

PPPM / 442/542 / Sustainable Urban Development
PPPM / 445/545 / Green Cities
CH / 113 / The Chemistry of Sustainability
ENVS / 455/555 / Sustainability
GEOG / 465/565 / Environment and Development

Departments w/Sustainability Focused or Related Courses: Fall 2009 – Fall 2010

Planning, Public Policy and Management
Chemistry
Environmental Studies
Geography
Historic Preservation
Architecture
Landscape Architecture
Anthropology
Biology
Economics
English
Geology
International Studies
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Sociology
Law
Product Design
PE- Outdoor Pursuits