Greening UM: Teaching Programs

Teaching Programs

Inventory of UM programs that contribute to sustainability by building
environmental literacy & knowledge through learning

Degree Programs in the College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology--MA Anthropology, Option in Cultural Heritage

BA Biology, Options in Ecology, Natural History, Zoology, or Botany
BS Microbiology, Option in Microbial Ecology
MS Organismal Biology and Ecology
MS Wildlife Biology (joint w/ School of Forestry)
PhD Biochemistry, Option in Microbial Ecology
PhD Organismal Biology and Ecology
PhD Fish and Wildlife Biology (joint w/School of Forestry)

Chemistry--BS Chemistry, Option in Environmental Chemistry

Environmental Studies--BA & MS in Environmental Studies

with emphases in Environmental Justice, Environmental Law,

Environmental Education, Environmental Science, Environmental Writing,

Land Conservation & Public Land Policy, Transboundary Issues

Natural Resource Dispute Resolution, Sustainable Food & Farming

Water and Watershed Studies -- Watershed Health Clinic

Teaching Facilities: Clancy Gordon Environmental Sciences Lab & PEAS farm

Geography

BA & MA Geography, Option in Rural Town and Regional Planning
BA & MA Geography, Option in Cartography and GIS

Geology

BS Geology (Option in Environmental Geology available)
MS Geology
PhD Geology (Option in Applied Geosciences available)

Native American Studies BA (interdisciplinary)

Philosophy--MA Philosophy, Option in Environmental Philosophy

Sociology-- BA & MA in Sociology, Option in Rural and Environmental Change

Degree Programs in the Professional Schools & Colleges

College of Forestry and Conservation

BS Forestry, Options in both Forest & Range Resources Management
BS Recreation Management, Option in Recreation Resources Management
BS Recreation Management, Option in Nature-Based Tourism
BS Resource Conservation, Options in Conservation and in Terrestrial Sciences
BS Resource Conservation, Options in Land & People and in Nature & Democracy
BS Wildlife Biology, Terrestrial, Aquatic, and Honors Option
Minors in Wildlife Biology, Wilderness Studies & Wilderness & Civilization
MS Forestry, Recreation Management, Resource Conservation, Wildlife Biology
Recreation Management, Masters International Program (with Peace Corps)
MEM Ecosystem Management
PhD Forestry (includes many natural resource fields)
PhD Fish and Wildlife Biology (joint with DBS and MSU)

College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences (CHPBS)

            CHPBS graduate programs which include content on environmental toxicants and environmental risk factors:

            Center for Environmental Health Sciences Ph.D. and M.S in Toxicology

            Center for Structural and Functional Neuroscience Ph.D. and M.S. in Neuroscience

            School of Public and Community Health Sciences, Masters in Public Health

Law School--Certificate in Environmental and Resource Law

OTHER RELATED ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES AT UM:

Campus Collections—Herbarium, Paleontology, Birds and Mammals

Communication Studies—Environmental Rhetoric

Computer Science—Computer visualization

Economics—Environmental and Resource Economics

Education—Environmental Education

Environmental Engineering at Montana Tech of the University of Montana

Environmental Sciences at the University of Montana-Western

Environmental Studies—Environmental Writing Institute, Camas (magazine)

Foreign Languages and Literatures—Attitudes toward nature

History—Environmental History

Mansfield Library—collections in Env. History, Env. Writing, Forestry

Mathematics—Spatial statistics

National Rural Bioethics Project --public education on asbestos exposure

PEAS—Program in Ecological Agriculture and Society

Pharmacy—Medicinal plants

Wild Rockies Field Institute--field courses accredited through UM

Wilderness and Civilization Program

Professional development outreach