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Investigate major sustainability challenges through interdisciplinary analysis and applied field experiences. Emphasis is placed on evaluating sustainability-related data for professional application, communicating key concepts effectively, and integrating insights from fieldwork, guest speakers, and career pathway discussions.
Field trip dates take place prior to the start of the semester, course fee required.
Graduate level standing. Must be admitted Ecosystem Science and Sustainability Professional Science Master's students or Accelerated Master's students. Credit is not allowed for both ESS 500 and ESS 501.
This online course includes a pre-semester in-person component that we strongly encourage all online students to attend. Participating in this experience helps expand your professional network and fosters meaningful relationships with your advisors. However, we recognize that attendance may not be possible for everyone. If you are unable to attend, an alternative online assignment is available. Please contact Matt Ross if you are certain you will not be able to participate in person.