Course Title
Environmental Humanities
Course Description
A practical, accessible guide to the power of the arts and humanities for understanding and addressing human-caused environmental problems, including climate change, deforestation, species extinction, pandemics, and environmental injustice. The course takes a global, historical view of these problems, emphasizing their impact on human diversity, geopolitical and economic power, and struggles for equity and justice. Projects and research engage students in using the humanities and arts to advance sustainable, just solutions that reimagine the human role in Earth's future. 4 SH. CC: Interdisciplinary, Diversity, Writing Intensive. Second year standing or permission of the instructor. Not restricted to ENST majors or minors.
Course Types
Interdisciplinary (DISCP), Diversity (DVERS), Writing Intensive (INWRT)
Semester Hours
4