Environmental chemistry studies the sources, reactions, transport, effects, and fates of chemical species in natural systems: water, soil, and air. The School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences minor in Environmental Chemistry is aimed at those students interested in an interdisciplinary field that seeks to understand and address environmental problems within the context of chemical systems.
Required Courses:
Choose 9 credit hours (at least 3 MUST be 3000 level or above):
- EAS 3110 Resources, Energy, and the Environment (3-0-3) Fall
- EAS 4221 Environmental Geochemistry Lab (0-3-1) Fall
- EAS 4420 Environmental Field Methods (3-1-4) Spring
- EAS 4610 Earth System Modeling (3-0-3) Fall
- EAS 4602 Biogeochemical Cycles (3-0-3) Spring
- EAS 4795 Groundwater Hydrology (3-0-3)
- EAS 4699 Undergraduate Research (max 3 credit hours toward minor) (3-0-3)
- *EAS 4803 Special Topics – If approved in advance by the Undergraduate Coordinator
