ENVS 91 Thesis Research in Environmental Studies I

Independent study of an environmental problem or issue under the supervision of a member of our staff. Open only to Environmental Studies majors. Only one term of either ENVS 91 or ENVS 92 can count toward the major. Credit requires completion of a suitable report. See description of the Honors Program in Environmental Studies.

Students are awarded one course credit for successful completion of this course at the end of the third term of study. Students subsequently register for ENVS 92, and continue with their coursework into a third term.  Students do not register for a third term. A final grade will replace the “ON” for both this course and ENVS 92 upon completion of ENVS 92 at the end of the third term of coursework.

 

Prerequisite

Permission is required from the faculty advisor and the program chair.

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