So what does a major in Environment & Sustainability look like at UBC? Well, here is a list of the relevant courses I had to take for my major. This is not a list of what everyone in the major had to take, but what I chose to study. There was about double the amount of courses that I’ve listed to pick from, and this is only my selection. Nor is this all the classes that I took while at UBC. Bolded are my personal favourites, while italicized courses I have not yet taken!
- GEOB 102: Our Changing Environment: Climate & Ecosystems
- GEOB 103: Our Changing Environment: Water & Landscapes
- HIST 106: Global Environmental History
- GEOG 121: Geography, Environment & Globalization
- CONS 200: Foundations of Conservation
- GEOB 206: Geomorphic Processes & Hazards
- GEOG 211: The State of the Earth
- ENDS 221: Sustainability by Design
- GEOB 270: Geographic Information Systems – using ArcGIS
- ENDS 281: Architecture in Context & Across Cultures: A History
- GEOB 300: Microscale Weather & Climate
- GOEG 310: Environment & Sustainability
- GEOG 312: Climate Change: Science & Society
- GOEG 319: Environmental Impact Assessment
- GEOG 321: Historical Geography of Urbanization
- GEOG 329: Political Geography
- GEOG 345: Theory & Practice in Human Geography
- GEOG 350: Introduction into Urban Geography
- GEOG 361: Economic Geography
- GEOB 372: Cartography – using ArcGIS
- GEOG 374: Statistics in Geography
- GEOG 395: Changing Landscapes in Latin America
- GEOB 401: Urban Meteorology
- GEOB 402: Air Pollution Meteorology
- GEOB 407: Vegetation Dynamics
- GEOG 497: The Arctic
Acronym Key:
- GEOB: Geographical Sciences
- GEOG: Geography
- ENDS: Environmental Design
- CONS: Conservation