Geography and Environment, Microcredential
The Geography and the Environment microcredential trains students in social science approaches to understanding human-environmental interactions. Students earn this microcredential by completing three courses (9 credit hours), including a foundational course in world regional geography and electives that provide them with an in-depth understanding of environmental issues and geographic science techniques. Students study geographic, sociological, and anthropological approaches to human environmental impacts. This microcredential will position students to contribute to innovative technological, policy and social solutions to environmental challenges and global climate change in the coming decades.
Admission Requirements
For current, active Saint Louis University students wishing to declare a microcredential, complete the Update for Student Curriculum Record form.
For non-Saint Louis University students, click here to apply as a Visiting/Non-Degree Seeking Student.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| SOC 1180 | World Geography | 3 |
| Anthropology requirement | 3 | |
Select one | ||
ANTH 2330 | Anthropology of the Apocalypse: Climate Fictions and Future Imaginaries | |
ANTH 3220 | Water Worlds: The Anthropology of Water | |
ANTH 3540 | Environmental Impact | |
| Sociology Data requirement | 3 | |
Select one | ||
SOC 1600 | The Power of Place: An Introduction to GIS | |
SOC 3615 | Our World in Big Data | |
| Total Credits | 9 | |
For additional information about this program, please contact soc-anth@slu.edu or call 314-977-2900.