408
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Table 3 Examples of professional studies electives by field of study
Environmental Policy
ECN 502 Economics of Energy and Natural Resources
ENH 825 Risk Assessment
EUS 450 Responses to Climate Change
GEO 671 Developmental and Environmental Law
PHL 525 Environmental Ethics
PLE 715 Environmental Assessment
POG 415 Environmental Politics and Policy
Communities and Sustainability
ASC 403 Site Development and Planning
EUS 550 Sustainable Cities: A Review
EUS 750 Sustainable Trans and Energy Strategies
EUS 760 Cities at Risk
EUS 850 Sustainability in Organizations
GEO 851 GIS, Geographic Data and Mapping
SOC 708 Environmental Sociology
Environmental Science
BCH 261 Biochemistry
BLG 340 Environmental Biology
BLG 401 Ecotoxicology
CHY 423 Environmental Science
ENH 122 Introduction to Epidemiology
EUS 870 Ecological Restoration
OHS 322 Introductory Toxicology
Sustainable Design
ASC 102 The Built World
ASC 200 Sustainable Practices
ASC 403 Site Development and Planning
ASC 852 Landscape Ecological Design
ASC 855 Sustainable Ratings Systems
IDE 309 Sustainable Design
PSY 518 Environmental Psychology
Environmental Management
ENH 324 Wastewater Treatment Systems
ENH 524 Pollution Control
EUS 650 Waste and Waste Management
GEO 411 Resource and Environmental Planning
GEO 513 Physical Geography in Decision Support
GEO 514 Resource Management in Northern Canada
GEO 612 Environmental Decision Making
in Environment and Urban Sustainability, which is built on a consulting model in
which each team of students acts as a research consultancy preparing a report for an
outside “client” agency or organization—this builds on the over 30-years of experience that the geography department at Ryerson has had with a similar course in its
complementary Geographic Analysis program (which focusses on geographic information systems and other technologies) and has been seen as a particularly useful
component of sustainability curricula (Barron et al. 1998; Bacon et al. 2011). In
addition, there is an international Field Studies course (EUS 880), and two optional
internship placement credits (EUS 900 and EUS 901) which are available for students
who avail themselves of summer placement positions.
M. Bardecki et al.
Table 3 Examples of professional studies electives by field of study
Environmental Policy
ECN 502 Economics of Energy and Natural Resources
ENH 825 Risk Assessment
EUS 450 Responses to Climate Change
GEO 671 Developmental and Environmental Law
PHL 525 Environmental Ethics
PLE 715 Environmental Assessment
POG 415 Environmental Politics and Policy
Communities and Sustainability
ASC 403 Site Development and Planning
EUS 550 Sustainable Cities: A Review
EUS 750 Sustainable Trans and Energy Strategies
EUS 760 Cities at Risk
EUS 850 Sustainability in Organizations
GEO 851 GIS, Geographic Data and Mapping
SOC 708 Environmental Sociology
Environmental Science
BCH 261 Biochemistry
BLG 340 Environmental Biology
BLG 401 Ecotoxicology
CHY 423 Environmental Science
ENH 122 Introduction to Epidemiology
EUS 870 Ecological Restoration
OHS 322 Introductory Toxicology
Sustainable Design
ASC 102 The Built World
ASC 200 Sustainable Practices
ASC 403 Site Development and Planning
ASC 852 Landscape Ecological Design
ASC 855 Sustainable Ratings Systems
IDE 309 Sustainable Design
PSY 518 Environmental Psychology
Environmental Management
ENH 324 Wastewater Treatment Systems
ENH 524 Pollution Control
EUS 650 Waste and Waste Management
GEO 411 Resource and Environmental Planning
GEO 513 Physical Geography in Decision Support
GEO 514 Resource Management in Northern Canada
GEO 612 Environmental Decision Making
in Environment and Urban Sustainability, which is built on a consulting model in
which each team of students acts as a research consultancy preparing a report for an
outside “client” agency or organization—this builds on the over 30-years of experience that the geography department at Ryerson has had with a similar course in its
complementary Geographic Analysis program (which focusses on geographic information systems and other technologies) and has been seen as a particularly useful
component of sustainability curricula (Barron et al. 1998; Bacon et al. 2011). In
addition, there is an international Field Studies course (EUS 880), and two optional
internship placement credits (EUS 900 and EUS 901) which are available for students
who avail themselves of summer placement positions.