Courses in Environmental Analysis

Environmental Analysis Program

• EA 030L KS - Science and the Environment
• EA 100L KS - Global Climate Change

Approved EA-Science Courses

• BIOL 135L KS - Field Biology
• BIOL 146L KS - Ecology
• BIOL 147 KS - Biogeography
• BIOL 169L KS - Marine Ecology
• BIOL 176 KS - Tropical Ecology
• BIOL 138L KS - Applied Ecology and Conservation with Lab
• BIOL 159 KS - Natural Resource Management
• BIOL 165 KS - Advanced Topics in Environmental Biology
• BIOL 166 KS - Animal Physiological Ecology
• BIOL 187P KS - Special Topics in Biology: Herpetology
• BIOL 175 KS - Applied Biostatistics
• EA 055L KS - Physical Geography and Geomorphology
• EA 100L KS - Global Climate Change
• EA 103L KS - Principles of Soil Science
• EA 104 KS - Oceanography
• GEOL 110 PO - Looking at the Earth: Using GIS and Images from Space to Explore our Environment

Approved EA-Policy Courses

• EA 086 PZ - Environmental Justice
• EA 090 PZ - Economic Change and the Environment in Asia
• EA 095 PZ - U.S. Environmental Policy Approved
• EA 120 PZ - Global Environmental Politics and Policy
• EA 154 PZ - The Political Economy of Global Production and Natural Resources
• GOVT 111 CM - Politics and Population
• GOVT 112 CM - Public Policy Process
• GOVT 118 CM - The Processes of Environmental Policymaking
• GOVT 120 CM - Environmental Law
• GOVT 144 CM - Political and Social Movements
• POLI 039 PO - Politics of Environmental Justice
• POLI 060 PO - Global Politics of Food and Agriculture
• POST 114 HM - Comparative Environmental Politics
• POST 140 HM - Global Environmental Politics
• SOC 180 HM - Tropical Forests: Policy and Practice

Approved EA-Society and the Environment Courses

• ANTH 012 PZ - Native Americans and Their Environments
• ANTH 110 PZ - Nature and Society in Amazonia
• EA 048 PZ - A Sense of Place
• EA 068 PZ - Ethnoecology
• EA 074 PZ - California’s Landscape: Diverse Peoples and Cultures
• EA 104 PZ - Doing Natural History
• EA 141 PZ - Progress and Oppression
• EA 146 PZ - Theory and Practice in Environmental Education
• EA 152 PZ - Nature through Film

Recommended Off-Campus Study Programs

Costa Rica – Tropical Ecology (CIEE)

Tropical diversity
Tropical community ecology
Independent Study in tropical biology

Kenya – Wildlife Ecology (SFS)

Techniques of Wildlife management
Wildlife ecology
Directed research in wildlife ecology

Note: Scripps students must petition to the Committee on Study Abroad to participate in either of the following two programs:

Costa Rica – Restoration Ecology (via Pitzer)

Fundamentals of tropical ecology
Independent Study in restoration ecology

New Zealand – Earth Sciences (University of Auckland)

Earth systems field module semester
Three courses in Dept of Geography, geology and Environmental Sciences.