Because Gallatin's approach to scholarship and learning is an interdisciplinary one, students and faculty are uniquely suited to study sustainability. Not limited by fields, departments or majors, students can create concentrations that explore green issues from every angle, and faculty bring an impressive breadth of knowledge from various fields. View current course offerings here.
| Recent Courses at Gallatin | |
|---|---|
| A Sense of Place | Ecology and Environmental Thought |
| History of Environmental Sciences Before Darwin | Nature, Resources, and the Human Condition: Perspectives on Environmental History |
| Ecological Transport, Infrastructure and Building Design | Good Design: Scale |
| Green Design | Good Design: Habitation |
| Mapping as a Spatial, Political, and Environmental Practice | Think Big: Global Issues and Ecological Solutions |
| Green Design from Geddes to Gore | History of Environmental Art, Architecture and Design |
| Advanced Urban Design | Energy |
| Recent Student Concentrations and Areas of Study |
|---|
| Environmental Sociology & Film |
| Environmental Values and Public Policy |
| Architecture and Urban Studies |
| Social, Environmental and Economic Sustainability |
| Politics of Nonprofits and Social Ventures: Maximizing Social Impact |
| Environmental Studies & Social Entrepreneurship |
| Energy, Communications, Leadership/Change Management |
| Sustainability Studies |
| International Community Development; Infrastructure; Public Health |
| Sustainable Tourism and its Impact on Local Communities |
| Human induced environmental change as witnessed through Arabic fiction |
| Environmental and Business Economics |