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Summer 2023 Term 1
ADVANCED ENV LEGAL RESEARCH WRI7380 - RYAN
This one-credit course provides in-depth exposure to the most useful, efficient strategies and resources for environmental law research, including specialized science and statistical information resources, international environmental law research, advanced administrative law research, legislative history, environmental updating services, etc.
NO REQUIRED MATERIALS.
NO REQUIRED MATERIALS.
BUSINESS ESSENTIALS ENG5511 - CATER
No required text for this course.
This course sets out, in three linked modules, the fundamental knowledge that professionals should have for working in the closely intertwined fields of energy and the environment. Students may take one, two, or three modules for one credit each.
CANNIBUS LAW FAA5310
No required textbooks.
ECOLOGY ENV5430 - POLEMAN
Ecology is an integrative science that can provide insight into many contemporary environmental problems. Through visits to a variety of field sites in central Vermont, readings, and lectures, this course will explore the principles of ecology using a hands-on, interdisciplinary approach.
ENGINEERING ESSENTIALS ENG5510 - ROOT
This course sets out, in three linked modules, the fundamental knowledge that professionals should have for working in the closely intertwined fields of energy and the environment. Students may take one, two, or three modules for one credit each.
LEGAL ESSENTIALS ENG5512 - WILLIAMS
This course sets out, in three linked modules, the fundamental knowledge that professionals should have for working in the closely intertwined fields of energy and the environment. Students may take one, two, or three modules for one credit each.
OCEAN & COASTAL LAW ENV5423
Long neglected by lawmakers despite its essential ecological functions, the marine environment has increasingly been the focal point of conservation and natural resource management efforts. As a foundation for studying the laws that govern the marine environment, the course considers the natural components of estuarine, coastal, and marine ecosystems and the current conservation issues confronting them.
WEEKEND INTENSIVE - OFFSHORE WIND ENG5402
No required text at this time, please check back for updates.
WEEKEND INTENSIVE - UNDER INVESTIG ANIMAL ANM5902
No required text for this course.
