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Description of Environmental Studies Courses
- Environmental Studies is a multidisciplinary field that examines the interrelationship between humans and the natural environment. It is concerned with the study of the physical, chemical, and biological processes that shape the environment, as well as the social, economic, and political factors that influence environmental policy and decision-making.
Common Things Learned
- Environmental Studies courses cover a wide range of topics, including ecology, environmental science, environmental policy, sustainability, and conservation biology. Students learn how to identify and analyze environmental problems, develop solutions, and communicate their findings to policymakers and the public. They also gain an understanding of the ethical, social, and economic dimensions of environmental issues, and the role of science in environmental decision-making.
Typical Student
- Typical students in Environmental Studies courses are those who are interested in environmental issues, sustainability, conservation, and natural resource management. They may come from a variety of backgrounds, including biology, chemistry, engineering, political science, and sociology. Students who are interested in pursuing careers in environmental science, policy, or advocacy will find these courses particularly relevant.
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Communicating Science Effectively - A springboard for action
by William “Bill” Dennison , Richard Arnold- 0.0
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Communicating science effectively is a critical skill for anyone involved in environmental policy or sustainability. Learn how to integrate effective visualizations into compelling narratives to clearly explain complex ecosystem processes. Effective science communicators are in short supply during a time of unprecedented environmental challenges. As policy-makers, businesses, and communities seek solutions, the need for science communication skills will only grow....
$149
Decision Making in Environmental Management - Case studies & practical application
by William “Bill” Dennison , Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen , Richard Arnold- 0.0
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Utilizing extensive case studies of various ecosystems, you will learn how to effectively utilize science-based management to mitigate anthropogenic impacts and ensure resiliency and sustainability in your community. Case studies are the best means to analyze real world problems and assess viability of proposed solutions. Each case study will present unique solutions to address ecosystem stress....
$149
Socio-environmental Management - Integrating politics, justice and stakeholders
by William “Bill” Dennison , Richard Arnold , Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen- 0.0
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Develop your own science and management strategy while viewing the environment through a multicultural lens. Learn how science advocacy can drive effective environmental and sustainability decision-making. There is a broad spectrum of ways that science can be incorporated into environmental management and policy and it all begins with effectively articulating cause and impacts....
$149
Making the Grade – Developing socio-environmental report cards to effect change
by William “Bill” Dennison , Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen , Richard Arnold- 0.0
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Socio-environmental report cards have proven to be THE tool to effect positive change. Join us as we explore proven techniques to synthesize data, engage the local community, inform decision-making, and drive policy for any environmental or sustainability challenge. Report card grades also tap into a powerful human motivator: peer pressure. We need to use science to inspire real change....
$149
Innovative Environmental Management Models: Case Studies and Applications
by William “Bill” Dennison , Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen , Richard Arnold- 0.0
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Utilizing extensive case studies of various ecosystems, you will learn how to effectively utilize science-based management to mitigate anthropogenic impacts and ensure resiliency and sustainability in your community. Case studies are the best means to analyze real world problems and assess viability of proposed solutions. Each case study will present unique solutions to address ecosystem stress....
$149
Strategic Communication for Sustainability Leaders
by William “Bill” Dennison , Richard Arnold- 0.0
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Communicating science effectively is a critical skill for anyone involved in environmental policy or sustainability. Learn how to integrate effective visualizations into compelling narratives to clearly explain complex ecosystem processes. Effective science communicators are in short supply during a time of unprecedented environmental challenges. As policy-makers, businesses, and communities seek solutions, the need for science communication skills will only grow....
$149
Storytelling with Data using Socio-environmental Report Cards
by William “Bill” Dennison , Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen , Richard Arnold- 0.0
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Socio-environmental report cards have proven to be THE tool to effect positive change. Join us as we explore proven techniques to synthesize data, engage the local community, inform decision-making, and drive policy for any environmental or sustainability challenge. Report card grades also tap into a powerful human motivator: peer pressure. We need to use science to inspire real change....
$149
The Science Advisory Toolbox for Environmental Management
by William “Bill” Dennison , Richard Arnold , Vanessa Vargas-Nguyen- 0.0
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Develop your own science and management strategy while viewing the environment through a multicultural lens. Learn how science advocacy can drive effective environmental and sustainability decision-making. There is a broad spectrum of ways that science can be incorporated into environmental management and policy and it all begins with effectively articulating cause and impacts....
$149
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Time
- It typically takes one or two semesters to gain the fundamentals of Environmental Studies, depending on the specific course and the student's background. Becoming well adept in this topic may take several years of study, particularly for those who wish to pursue advanced degrees or careers in the field. Students should expect to spend time conducting research, analyzing data, and engaging in fieldwork.
Courses
Environmental Studies courses provide students with a broad understanding of environmental issues and the tools and techniques needed to address them. These courses may serve as prerequisites for more advanced courses in environmental science, policy, and management.
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Fields
Environmental Studies is used in a variety of fields, including environmental science, conservation biology, natural resource management, and environmental policy. It is essential in understanding the impact of human activities on the environment and developing strategies to mitigate these impacts. Environmental Studies is also used in urban planning, economics, public health, and engineering.
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Careers
Environmental Studies is needed in many careers, particularly those related to environmental science, policy, and advocacy. Professionals in these fields work to analyze and solve environmental problems, develop and implement environmental policies and regulations, and educate the public about environmental issues. Environmental Studies is also relevant to careers in natural resource management, urban planning, and engineering.
- Examples of Common Careers
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- Environmental Scientist
- Environmental Policy Analyst
- Conservation Biologist
- Sustainability Coordinator
