Sustainability Studies
A sustainability studies major prepares students for global citizenship with a firm grounding in the natural sciences, the social sciences, and the humanities. Students in the major explore how to maintain ecological and environmental health, create economic welfare, and pursue social justice in a changing world. Sustainability studies students gain understanding of the ways in which these three goals are interdependent and explore how they best can be pursued over the long term on local, national, and global levels.
Transition Requirements:
- Must complete a Core Course (BSC 2862) or a 3000 level Cluster Course: GEO 3427 (Cluster A), SYO 4530 (Cluster A), ALS 3133 (Cluster C), ALS 3153 (Cluster C), SWS 3022(Cluster C).
- Complete two additional courses, either from the above list or from the list of 1000/2000 level Cluster Courses: GEO 2500 (Cluster B), AOM 2520 (Cluster C), BCN 1582 (Cluster C), GEO 2006 (Cluster C), LAA 1330 (Cluster C), BSC 2005 (Cluster D), EVR 2001 (Cluster D), GEO 2200 (Cluster D), GEO 2242 (Cluster D), GLY 2010C (Cluster D), GLY 2030C (Cluster D), WIS 2040 (Cluster D), SWS 2007 (Cluster D), WIS 2552 (Cluster D).
- Other Core or Cluster courses can be substituted if offered in UF Online. Please speak with your advisor if you have additional questions.
- 3.0 UF GPA.
- 2.0 tracking GPA.