- At least nine credits must be at the 300-level or higher.
- A common introductory course, ENVIRON 207: Sustainability and Society (fall) or ENVIRON/ORGSTUDY 208 (winter), to ensure all students have a common core foundation
- Courses in at least three of the following five areas to ensure breadth in sustainability issues:
- Society, Culture, Justice and Activism
- Business & Economics
- Public Policy, Urban Planning & Law
- Natural Sciences & Public Health
- Technology, Engineering, & Design
- A practical/leadership immersion experience to ensure students have the opportunity to explore existing and emerging sustainability issues in great depth in the field or through an internship.
- A senior capstone course that addresses major sustainability issues in small sections that enables students to draw on their interdisciplinary experiences in team-based projects.
A list of classes that satisfy these requirements is provided below.
For more information and/or to enroll in the Minor in Sustainability, please contact Jaime Langdon, Concentration Advisor for Program in the Environment
environment.program@umich.edu