Environmental Justice

Environmental Justice

The Environmental Justice concentration includes the study of justice, discrimination, morality, equality, human rights, property rights, democracy, transparency, compensation, vulnerability, and susceptibility.  These topics are important guides for creating just and equitable solutions that benefit the environment, resource sustainability, human health and well-being.

  • Environmental advocacy organizations
  • Government agencies focusing on environmental policy
  • Human rights organizations
  • Urban planning and development firms
  • Public health institutions
  • Environmental law
  • International development agencies
  • Community-based organizations
  • Environmental consulting firms
  • Corporate social responsibility departments

- Bachelor of Arts (BA): Emphasizes social, political, and ethical aspects of environmental justice
- Bachelor of Science (BS): Focuses on scientific and policy-oriented approaches to
environmental justice

  • Environmental advocacy organizations
  • Government agencies focusing on environmental policy
  • Human rights organizations
  • Urban planning and development firms
  • Public health institutions
  • Environmental law
  • International development agencies
  • Community-based organizations
  • Environmental consulting firms
  • Corporate social responsibility departments

Suggested Coursework

Students in the Environmental Justice Concentration must complete six courses of their choosing related to environmental justice.

See our list of suggested courses

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