Earth and Environmental Sciences Undergraduate Minor
Earth and Environmental Sciences Undergraduate Minor
The Earth and Environmental Sciences minor provides an overview of the concepts needed to tackle the challenges of living sustainably and preserving natural resources. Students with any major are welcome to join our minor program.
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Curriculum Requirements
The minor requires 19-24 credit hours, starting with one introductory EENS course with lab, one additional foundational course such as Dynamic Planets or Climate and Extinction, and four EENS electives at or above the 2000-level, at least one of which must be at the 3000-level or higher.
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With this minor, you'll explore the science behind problems like preparing for natural disasters, sustainable resource use, locating mineral deposits, and potential future scenarios for our planet. It's a flexible way to build geoscience literacy that complements almost any primary field of study.
If you are planning to declare a minor in the Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, please fill out the form below and return it to the department office (101 Blessey Hall), or email ees@tulane.edu. We will match you with a faculty advisor based on your responses.
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