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Environmental Sciences | Science Communication
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Natural Science
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Weber State University's Certificate of Proficiency in Environmental Science Filmmaking equips students with a foundation in science and filmmaking to create compelling environmental films. The program combines filmmaking courses with science electives, fostering awareness of environmental issues and developing industry-relevant skills for careers in environmental filmmaking, science communication, and conservation.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:


Overview:

Weber State University presents a Certificate of Proficiency in Environmental Science Filmmaking, an 18-credit program. This certification harmonizes science enthusiasts' passion with storytelling, equipping them with a foundation in science and filmmaking to create compelling environmental films.


Objectives:

  • Foster awareness of environmental issues from a scientific perspective and research methodologies.
  • Impart the fundamentals and practicalities of environmental filmmaking.
  • Develop students' ability to create science-based environmental films.
  • Prepare graduates with industry-relevant skills sought by employers.

Program Structure:


Filmmaking Courses (9 Credits):


FILM 2200: Fundamentals of Film:

Explores the core concepts and techniques of filmmaking.


FILM 2280: Introduction to Film Production:

Provides hands-on experience in pre-production, production, and post-production processes.


FILM 2820: Special Topics in Film Studies:

Focuses on specialized areas of filmmaking relevant to environmental storytelling.


Science Courses (9 Credits):

Students are required to select a minimum of three courses from the following options:


BTNY 1203: Plant Biology:

Examines plant structure, function, and ecological significance.


BTNY 1403: Principles of Environmental Science:

Covers fundamental principles, concepts, and challenges of environmental science.


BTNY 2413: Introduction to Natural Resource Management:

Explores principles and practices of managing and conserving natural resources.


GEO 1060: Environmental Geosciences:

Investigates Earth's physical systems and their interactions with human activities.


GEO 1110: Dynamic Earth: Physical Geology:

Studies Earth's geological processes, materials, and history.


GEO 1115: Physical Geology Lab:

Provides practical experience in geological field and laboratory techniques.


MATH 1040: Introduction to Statistics:

Introduces statistical methods for data analysis and interpretation.


MICR 1353: Microbes Rule the World - Power of Disease:

Explores the impact of microbes on human health and disease.


MICR 2054: Principles of Microbiology:

Examines the fundamental concepts of microbiology, including microbial diversity and function.


MICR 3502: Environmental Health:

Focuses on environmental health hazards and control measures.


PHYS 1040: Elementary Astronomy:

Studies the solar system, stars, galaxies, and the universe.


Careers:

Graduates with the Certificate of Proficiency in Environmental Science Filmmaking are well-prepared for various career opportunities in:

  • Environmental filmmaking and production
  • Science communication
  • Environmental education and outreach
  • Conservation and natural resource management
  • Environmental policy and advocacy
  • Science journalism and writing
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Weber State University


Overview:

Weber State University is a public university located in Ogden, Utah. It is known for its open enrollment policy and affordability, making it accessible to a wide range of students. The university prides itself on its commitment to excellent teaching and providing access to educational opportunities.


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Student Life and Campus Experience:

Weber State University provides a vibrant campus environment with a variety of events, activities, clubs, and recreation opportunities. Students can expect a supportive atmosphere with access to various student services.


Key Reasons to Study There:

    Affordability:

    Weber State University is recognized as the top public school in Utah for return on educational investment.

    Access:

    Open enrollment policy makes it accessible to a wide range of students.

    Quality:

    Focus on excellent teaching and a wide variety of academic programs.

    Community:

    Active role within the community and a strong sense of belonging.

Academic Programs:

Weber State University offers over 225 certificate and degree programs, 20 graduate programs, and many other educational opportunities. The university has a strong focus on undergraduate research and provides access to a variety of resources, including the Stewart Library.


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