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Finding Courses Related to Environmental or Sustainability Issues at Hopkins

Courses offered in a many Homewood departments cover topics related to the environment, with focuses ranging from policy and public health to climate change.  The Sustainability Initiative has compiled this preliminary list to aid students and academic advisors in their search for excellent courses that fit the students' interests.

The list below includes everything from Freshmen-only courses to graduate level seminars.  Students should keep in mind that new courses are added each semester, and this page contains only those courses that most clearly relate to sustainability issues - other courses in these and other departments certainly cover related topics as well.

Visit the Registrar's site for current course offerings and descriptions.

Fall Courses     Spring and Fall Courses     Spring Courses     Department Codes

    Fall Courses

140.360Changes in the Land: Science, Technology, & Environment
190.405Food Politics
190.409Comparative Politics of Social Movements
195.607The Policy Process
230.225Population, Health, & Development
270.102Freshman Seminar: Conversation with the Earth
270.103Our Changing Planet
270.308Population and Community Ecology
270.320

The Environment & Your Health

270.378Present and Future Climate
270.626Ocean General Circulation
270.632Seminar in Atmospheric Chemistry
280.380Introduction to Global Health
500.405Energy Engineering: Fundamentals and Future
570.108Introduction to Environmental Engineering
570.109Environment and Society: Towards Sustainability
570.205Ecology
570.395Principles of Estuarine Environment: The Chesapeake Bay
570.404Political Ecology
570.411

Environmental Microbiology

570.424Air Pollution
570.427Natural Resources, Society and the Environment
570.465Water Resource Development: History & Principles
570.490Solid Waste Engineering and Management
570.493Economic Foundations for Public Decision Making
570.612Public Utility Economics
570.615Environmental Law

    Spring OR Fall Courses

190.363Politics of International Development
190.650Reframing Globalization (1945 to present)
230.150Issues in International Development
270.644Physics of Climate Variability
570.110Introduction to Environmental Science
500.111Energy and the Environment
570.616Readings in Environmental Economics
570.639Topics in Environmental Economics
420.614Environmental Policymaking
420.633Introduction to GIS
420.656Environmental Impact Assessment

    Spring Courses

140.358Introduction to Environmental History
190.411Environment and Development in the third world
270.104Oceans and Atmospheres 
270.111Freshman Seminar: Sea Level Rise
270.113Freshman Seminar: Environmental Poisons
270.308Population and Community Ecology
270.315Principles of Natural Disasters
270.360Climate Change: Science & Policy
270.369Geochemistry of Earth and Environment
270.377Climates of the Past
570.239Current and Emerging Environmental Issues
570.302Water & Wastewater Treatment
570.317Paleoecology (alternate years)
570.328Geography & Ecology of Plants
570.353Hydrology
570.406Environmental History
570.426Geomorphic and Ecologic Foundations of Stream Restoration
570.446Biological Processes for Water and Wastewater Treatment
570.491Hazardous Waste Engineering and Management
570.607Energy Planning and Policy Modeling
570.611Natural Resource Economics
570.626Urban Water Demand Management and Planning
570.657Air Pollution
570.659

Environmental Policy Analysis


    Key to Department Codes:

140.xxxHistory of Science and Technology

190.xxx

Political Science
195.xxxPublic Policy
230.xxxSociology
270.xxxEarth and Planetary Sciences
280.xxxPublic Health Studies
420.xxxAdvanced Academic Programs
500.xxxGeneral Engineering
570.xxx

Geography and Environmental Engineering



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