Science Courses

This course is designed to offer an advanced understanding and practical application of environmental conservation for business, agency, and community partners.

This course is designed to introduce students to the field of epigenetics and epitranscriptomics, and gene regulatory mechanisms that occur without changes in the underlying DNA sequence.

This course is an immersive introduction to human anatomy and physiology from a clinical perspective. Students gain a functional understanding of the systems of the body and the structure and function of the tissues that comprise them.

This course emphasizes the application of organic synthesis to the development of pharmaceutical targets at both the medicinal and process chemistry levels.

Conserving and managing biodiversity and ecosystem services in diverse landscapes across the globe is a major sustainability challenge of this century

The field of industrial ecology includes advanced tools and methods to assist practitioners seeking to redesign and realign industrial systems and activities to be more ecologically and socially sound

This course focuses on transportations role in sustainability

This course presents a comprehensive approach to water resources management by integrating environmental science (geology, soils, hydrology) and policy (planning and regulatory analysis)

This course allows students to investigate the best approaches to measuring and mitigating indirect greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions

This course explores the many dimensions of sustainability and their relationship to economic growth, and the use of national, multinational, and international political, legal, and economic mechanisms to further sustainable development.

This course communicates to students the knowledge they need to carry out sustainability actions in a small business.

RNA molecules can store and transfer genetic information, as well as regulate cellular processes through enzymatic activity and their interaction with other biomolecules

More than half of the worlds population (54 percent according to the World Health Organization) live in urban areas, and this share is expected to grow in the future (65 percent by 2050 according to the United Nations)

Develop the management and leadership skills to bridge the gap between environmental health and safety goals and organizational objectives. Integrate a culture of safety and sustainability into your organization.