Subject: Environment and Sustainability
Credit units: 3
Offered: Either Term 1 or Term 2
Weekly hours: 3 Lecture hours
College: School of Environ and Sustain
Department: SENS Executive Director Office

Description

This course combines seminars and project-based activities to examine local and global sustainability issues, integrating perspectives and knowledge from both the social and natural sciences. Students will work in interdisciplinary, collaborative groups to address sustainability challenges on campus and in our community.

Prerequisite(s): ENVS 201 and permission of the instructors. Please note that students in the B.Sc.(RRM) in Renewable Resource Management; B.S.A. in Environmental Science; and B.A.& Sc. in Environment & Society are not required to complete ENVS 201 as a prerequisite; please contact the School for a prerequisite override using sustainability.certificate@usask.ca. This course is intended for senior undergraduate students.

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