Curriculum
GEAR DOUBLE COUNT CHART
A quick guide for understanding which ENST major courses double count as GEAR requirements to help you efficiently complete your degree
| SECTION | COURSE | TITLE | GEAR FULFILLMENT |
|---|---|---|---|
| LOWER DIVISION CORE CLASSES | GEOG 106 ENST 295 STAT 109* | Physical Geography Power, Privilege & the Environment Introductory Biostatistics | LD GE Area B3 DCG Domestic LD GE Area B1 |
| UPPER DIVISION CORE CLASSES | PSCI 306 NAS 331/332 | Environmental Politics Indigenous NR Management Practices/Environmental Justice | UD GE Area D DCG Domestic |
| ARTS & HUMANITIES | ESM 309B PHIL 302 WS 340 | Environmental Communication Environmental Ethics Ecofeminism | UD GE Area C or D UD GE Area C DCG Non-domestic |
| EARTH SYSTEMS SCIENCE | GEOG 302 GEOL 303 OCN 304 | Global Ecology & Biodiversity Earth Resources & Global Environmental Change Resources of the Sea | UD GE Area B UD GE Area B UD GE Area B |
| SOCIAL SCIENCE | ECON 309 GEOG 301 | Economics of a Sustainable Society International Environmental Issues & Globalization | UD GE Area D UD GE Area D |
| EMPHASIS AREA - APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY | SOIL 104 ENGR 308 ENGR 305 | Sustainable Agriculture Technology & the Environment Appropriate Technology | LD GE Area B2 UD GE Area B UD GE Area B |
| EMPHASIS AREA - GEOSPATIAL ANALYSIS | GSP 101L | Geospatial Concepts & Lab | LD GE Area D5 |
| EMPHASIS AREA - MEDIA PRODUCTION | ART 108 | Graphic Design I | LD GE Area C |
| EMPHASIS AREA - ECOLOGY & CONSERVATION SCIENCE | CHEM 107/109** BIOL 105 BOT 105 WLDF 301 | Fundamentals of Chemistry/General Chemistry I Principles of Biology General Botany Principles of Wildlife Management | LD GE Area B3 LD GE Area B2 LD GE Area B2 UD GE Area B |
*This class is not seen on the ENST catalog page but it is a prerequisite for ESM 230 - Environmental Methods
**This class is not seen on the ENST catalog page but it is a prerequisite for BIOL 105 - Principles of Biology
created 12/2020
ENST students, pictured here with Program Leader Sarah Ray, volunteer for and display art at Friends of the Arcata Marsh, a local organization.
