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Required Courses from Environmental Health and Engineering
- EN.570.367. Sustainability Science and Policy: The Threat of Climate Change. 3 Credits.
- EN.570.695. Environmental Health and Engineering Systems Design. 3 Credits.
- PH.188.682. A Built Environment for A Healthy and Sustainable Future. 3 Credits.
- EN.660.655. Reimagining the City to Resist Climate Change. 3 Credits.
- EN.663.669. Foundations of a Sustainable Enterprise. 1.5 Credits.
Elective Courses from Environmental and Health Engineering (Choose 1)
Engineering Options
- EN.570.110. Introduction to Engineering for Sustainable Development. 3 Credits.
- EN.570.498/698. Pursuing Sustainability Policy. 2 Credits AND EN.570.499/699 Pursuing Sustainability Policy: Knowledge to Action (1-credit seminar)
- EN.575.711. Climate Change and Global Environmental Sustainability. 3 Credits.
Public Health Options
- AS.180.611. The Global Environment, Climate Change, and Public Health. 4 Credits.
- AS.180.620. Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health. 4 Credits.
- AS.180.641. Climate Change and Public Health Problem Solving Seminar: Global Challenges and Solutions for Mitigation, Adaptation, and Sustainability. 3 Credits
Arts & Sciences Options
- AS.420.610. Sustainable Business. 3 Credits.
- AS.420.612. Sustainability Science: Concepts and Challenges. 3 Credits.
- AS.420.644. Sustainable Cities. 3 Credits.
Advanced International Studies Options
- AS.310.708. Sustainable Finance and Impact Investing. 4 Credits.
- AS.500.102. Corporate Sustainability, Business & Human Rights. 4 Credits.
- AS.500.128. Sustainable Development in the Era of Climate Disruption. 4 Credits.
- AS.510.127. Sustainable Finance and Impact Investing. 4 Credits.
- AS.999.165. ESG and Sustainability Analysis.