Master of Science (M.S.) Major in Sustainability Studies (Non-thesis Option)
Texas State University
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- Credits
36 credits
- Format
In-Person
Program Pathways
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Course Pathway
60 courses in this program
160 courses
Program Requirements
Courses required to complete this program
PA 5351Urban Sustainability Policy
PA 5353Ecology and the Politics of Sustainability
PA 5355Environmental Policy
PHIL 5323Environmental Ethics
PHIL 5329Food Ethics
SUST 5301Seminar in Sustainability
SUST 5398Professional Project
ANTH 5305Anthropological Statistics
SOCI 5353Seminar in the Community
SOCI 5367Seminar in Sustainable Cities
SOCI 5368Seminar in Environmental Sociology
GEO 5300Applied Research Design and Techniques
GEO 5301Multivariate Quantitative Methods
SOCI 5390Seminar in Globalization and Development
GEO 5415Geographic Applications of Remote Sensing
SOCI 5395Global Insecurity
GEO 5418Geographic Information Systems I
GEO 5430Field Methods
PA 5390Applied Research Methodology
AG 5320Integrated Agricultural Production in Aquaponic Systems
PS 5302Political Research and Methodology
SOCI 5307Advanced Statistics for the Social Sciences
AG 5323Composting and Integrated Resource Management
SOCI 5308Seminar in Quantitative Research Methods
SOCI 5309Seminar in Qualitative Research Methods
AG 5324Agroecology and Integrated Agriculture
AG 5426Soil Health and Development
BIO 5415Ichthyology
BIO 5470Limnology
QFE 5320Econometrics
CSM 5368Sustainable Construction
FCS 5307Sustainable Lighting
MCS 5303Sustainable Textiles
AG 5301Agricultural Development and Policy
GEO 5316Applied Physical Geography
AG 5302Economics of Agricultural Production
GEO 5334Applied Water Resources
AG 5304Economics of Sustainable Natural Resource Management
GEO 5370Seminar in Applied Physical Geography
GEO 5395Problems in Applied Geography
AG 5355Methods of Technological Change
TECH 5382Industrial Ecology and Sustainability Engineering
AG 5365The Role of Animal Science in Society: An Integrated Approach
BLAW 5333Legal Issues of Sustainability and Responsibility
FCS 5305Sustainable Housing
GEO 5312Managing Urbanization
GEO 5313Environmental Studies
GEO 5314Geographic Elements of Environmental Law
GEO 5318Environment Problems of the U.S.-Mexico Border
ENG 5353Studies in Medieval Literature
GEO 5322Interpretive Environmental Geography
GEO 5323Researching the City
GEO 5326Parks and Protected Places
GEO 5329Historical Geography of the Environment
GEO 5330Geography of Hazards
GEO 5332Environmental Geography of the Coastal Zone
GEO 5349Population Geography
GEO 5351Regional Waste Management
MCS 5342Sustainable Consumer Economy
SOCI 3307Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
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