Courses in the Environment & Sustainability cluster count towards a B.Sc. degree. How it works is explained here.
The courses listed below are the ones that are planned to be on offer from Fall 2025 onwards. This includes gateway, core and responsive courses. Since responsive courses are built around the idea that they respond to different input, this also means that those will not necessarily be on offer more than once. Expect our course offerings to evolve with the changing world.
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Delta Challenges
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level courses in Delta Challenges: Sustainability Essentials I
- For all 300-level courses in Delta Challenges: Sustainability Essentials II
100-level:
- Building with Nature
200-level:
- R3: Resources, Recovery, Remediation
300-level:
- Living with Water
- Food Policy
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Ecology
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level courses in Ecology: Sustainability Essentials I
- For all 300-level courses in Ecology: Sustainability Essentials II
100-level:
- The Living Planet: An Introduction to Biodiversity
- From Origins to Diversity: The Science of Evolution
- Protecting Nature: The Science of Conservation Biology
200-level:
- Ecosystems Uncovered: How Nature Works
300-level:
- Marine Biology
- Sustainable Farming & Innovation
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Environmental Science
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level courses in Environmental Science: Sustainability Essentials I
- For all 300-level courses in Environmental Science: Sustainability Essentials II
100-level:
- Dynamic Earth
- Natural Hazards, Risks & Adaptations
200-level:
- Earth Observation
- Soils & Aquifers
300-level:
- Environmental Biogeochemistry
- Earth’s Water Dynamics
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Sustainability
Gateway Courses:
- For all 200-level courses in Sustainability: Sustainability Essentials I
- For all 300-level courses in Sustainability: Sustainability Essentials II
100-level:
- Climate Change
- Life Cycle Analysis & Circular Economy
- Calling Bullshit
200-level:
- Energy & Sustainability
300-level:
- Renewable System Design
- Spatial Planning