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Environmental Courses on Campus
Michigan State University offers a wide range of courses devoted to environmental studies, providing a broad perspective of environment issues beyond the journalism courses. More than 150 environmental-related courses are being taught in 23 departments and programs both at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Students in the Environmental Journalism Program can take advantage of these resources, choose from a large selection of environmental courses, develop their own concentration in specific environmental areas—from agriculture to zoology—and accumulate broad and in-depth knowledge of environmental issues to help with their news coverage or scholarly research.
The following list of departments and programs offer environmental related courses. New courses are always being developed; more information can be obtained from the individual departments or the Environmental Journalism Program.
- Agriculture and Extension Education
- Agricultural Economics
- Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Animal Science
- Anthropology
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Crop and Soil Sciences
- Earth Science
- Entomology
- Fisheries and Wildlife
- Forestry
- Geography
- Horticulture
- Integrative Studies in Biological Science
- Integrative Studies in Physical Science
- Integrative Studies in Social Sciences
- Park, Recreation and Tourism Resources
- Pharmacology and Toxicology
- Public Affairs Management
- Resources Development
- Sociology
- Urban Planning
- Zoology
requirements and major courses
environmental courses on campus