Environmental Planning Minor:
Environmental planning requires the integration of environmental information into the planning process and is concerned with the protection and enhancement of environmental systems while meeting demands for growth and development. This minor is intended for students from any discipline who are interested in pursuing professional careers in environmental planning and related areas. It also provides a basis for graduate and professional studies.
Environmental Planning Graduation Requirements (18 credits)
Course # Credits Name
Requirement 9 Environmental Planning Core
11:573:202 3 Environmental Issues
11:573:231 3 Fundamentals of Environmental Planning
11:550:230 3 Environmental Design Analysis
Plus 9 credits from: Planning Electives
11:375:202 3 Water and Wastewater Treatment
10:762:233 3 Urban World
10:762/833/843:210 3 Principles of Public Policy
10:762:306 3 Principles of Urban Planning
10:762/832/971:202 3 Designing Healthy Cities
10:762:335 3 Gender, Family, and Public Policy
10:762:413 3 Urban Revitalization
11:216:474 3 Advanced Remote Sensing Image Analysis
Prerequisite: 11:216:371 or 01:450:322
11:373:362 3 Natural Resource Economics
11:373:362 3 Environmental Economics
11:375:307 3 Solid Waste Management and Treatment
11:375:322 3 Energy Technology and Environment
11:550:231 5 Introduction to Environmental Design
11:550:331 5 Environmental Planning Studio
11:550:332 5 Praxis Studio I (Junior) Section OD
11:573:232 3 Fundamentals of Environmental Geomatics
11:573:302 3 Ecological History of North America
11:573:437 3 Sustainability Decision Tools
11:573:437 3 Spatial Data Visualization and Map Design
Prerequisites: 11:573:232 and 11:573:233 or equivalent
11:573:444 3 Watershed Planning and Management
School of Environmental and Biological Sciences 
