Tuition Fee
Start Date
Medium of studying
Duration
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Sustainability | Environmental Sciences | Environmental Policy
Area of study
Natural Science
Course Language
English
About Program
Program Overview
The Bachelor of Arts in Sustainability focuses on the social dimensions of sustainability, preparing students to address global challenges through a focus on governance, policy, urban systems, and international development. The program equips students with knowledge and innovations to shape the social and environmental quality of life for future generations. Graduates can pursue careers in government, non-profit organizations, and the private sector, with a median salary of $76,480 per year.
Program Outline
- Description: The program equips students with knowledge and innovations to shape the social and environmental quality of life for future generations.
Outline:
2024-2025 Major Map (on-campus):
- Fall Semester:
- FSE 101: Seminar: First-Year Success
- FSE 104: Freshman Success Experience
- GCU 107: Exploring Global Issues
- GCU 101: Introduction to Global Studies
- MAT 117: College Algebra
- SOS 101: Intro Appl Math Life & Soc Sci
- Spring Semester:
- GCU 110: Introduction to Global Change
- GCU 120: World Regional Geography
- GCU 185: Introduction to Study Abroad
- GCU 194: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 101: Introduction to Sustainability
- SSS 184: Sustainability Colloquium
- Summer Semester:
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 194: Sustainability Colloquium
- Fall Semester:
- SHS 201: U.S. History to 1865
- GCU 201: Understanding Global Diversity
- GCU 202: Environment & Development
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 201: Urban Sustainability
- SSS 294: Sustainability Colloquium
- Spring Semester:
- SHS 202: U.S. History since 1865
- GCU 203: Global Security and Technology
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 202: Environmental Sustainability
- SSS 294: Sustainability Colloquium
- Summer Semester:
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 294: Sustainability Colloquium
- Fall Semester:
- GCU 301: Intercultural Communication
- GCU 303: Global Political Economy
- GCU 304: Global Environmental Politics
- GCU 394: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 306: Sustainability, Justice, and Equity
2024-2025 Major Map (online):
- Fall Semester:
- FSE 101: Seminar: First-Year Success
- FSE 104: Freshman Success Experience
- GCU 107: Exploring Global Issues
- GCU 101: Introduction to Global Studies
- MAT 117: College Algebra
- SOS 101: Intro Appl Math Life & Soc Sci
- Spring Semester:
- GCU 110: Introduction to Global Change
- GCU 120: World Regional Geography
- GCU 185: Introduction to Study Abroad
- GCU 194: Global Issues Colloquium
- GCU 201: Understanding Global Diversity
- GCU 202: Environment & Development
- Summer Semester:
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 101: Introduction to Sustainability
- SSS 184: Sustainability Colloquium
- Fall Semester:
- GCU 203: Global Security and Technology
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 194: Sustainability Colloquium
- SSS 201: Urban Sustainability
- SSS 294: Sustainability Colloquium
- Spring Semester:
- GCU 301: Intercultural Communication
- GCU 303: Global Political Economy
- GCU 304: Global Environmental Politics
- GCU 394: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 202: Environmental Sustainability
- SSS 294: Sustainability Colloquium
- Summer Semester:
- GCU 294: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 294: Sustainability Colloquium
- Fall Semester:
- GCU 394: Global Issues Colloquium
- SSS 306: Sustainability, Justice, and Equity
Assessment:
- Grades: Students are assessed through a combination of coursework and exams.
- Projects: Students also complete projects to demonstrate their understanding of the material.
- Presentations: Students may be required to give presentations on their work.
- Participation: Class participation is also considered when assessing student performance.
Teaching:
- Faculty: The program is taught by a team of experienced faculty with expertise in sustainability.
- Teaching methods: The program uses a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, discussions, simulations, and group projects.
- Technology: The program utilizes technology to enhance the learning experience, such as online learning platforms and simulations.
Careers:
- Career opportunities: Graduates of the program can pursue careers in a variety of sectors, including government, non-profit organizations, and the private sector.
- Job titles: Some potential job titles for graduates include sustainability analyst, sustainability coordinator, and environmental consultant.
- Salary: The median salary for sustainability-related jobs is $76,480 per year.
Other:
- Global opportunities: The program offers students the opportunity to study abroad or participate in internships with organizations working on sustainability issues.
- Scholarships: The program offers a variety of scholarships to help students offset the cost of tuition.
- Student organizations: There are a number of student organizations related to sustainability that students can join.
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