Courses

Students investigate and assess the impacts that human activity can have on solutions to many of the world's most pressing environmental challenges. Given actions that are in the interest of protecting the natural world, course topics agriculture, natural resources, energy usage, habitat degradation and ecological semester. Also offered as BIOL 3320.

Sustainable materials and methods in meeting the needs of contemporary construction own needs; overview of international, national, and local programs promoting sustainable construction projects; theories and practices through case studies; examination of and NGBS.

The study of enhancing the sustainability potential in common fibers used in the fashion industry. Focus from fundamentals of fiber production and the product lifecycle. Emphasis on sustainability benefits and environmental impacts at each stage of the lifecycle, improving sustainability benefits, availability, and marketing and innovation opportunities that lead to more sustainable fashion.

This course will introduce students to economic, environmental, and socially sustainable issues specifically facing the industry as well as exploring ideas, solutions and strategies for managing operations sustainably.

Lab component for Sustainability in Practice course. Must be taken with lecture.

This course builds on sustainability principles to explore the natural and social environments of different regions. Through reviewing and analyzing case studies and real-world examples of businesses, governments, and communities, this course critically dissects some of the toughest questions and challenges of sustainability while allowing students to develop practical, career-ready sustainability skills.

This course explores the principles and practices of sustainability management tailored specifically for the concrete industry. With the growing emphasis on environmental responsibility and resource efficiency, this course equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex landscape of sustainability within the concrete sector.

This class focuses on the world movement towards sustainability, urban sustainability, also focus on rationales for creating sustainability reports, public policy analysis using only be awarded for one of ENVS 5313 and ENVS 6313.

This class focuses on the world movement towards sustainability, urban sustainability, also focus on rationales for creating sustainability reports, public policy analysis using only be awarded for one of ENVS 5313 and ENVS 6313. Geology Courses Physics Courses

Overview of current sustainability theories, research, and methodologies from the perspectives of different fields of study. Evaluation of literature and practices in the apparel and textile industrial complex, interior design practice, and related products and services through people, processes, and the environment. Development and presentation of original scholarly or creative design work within sustainability frameworks.