ENVS courses at Brown
10,616 ENVS courses at Brown University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- ENVS 0070CTranscending Transportation ImpactsWRITFYS
- ENVS 0070EWhat Does It Mean To Be Green?WRITFYS
- ENVS 0070GHistorical Climatology and Global Climate ChangeWRITFYS
- ENVS 0070HThe Plants and Animals of College HillFYS
- ENVS 0110Humans, Nature, and the Environment: Addressing Environmental Change in the 21st CenturyWRIT
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- ENVS 0120Climate Change and Public Health in a Warming WorldSOPH
- ENVS 0150Climate Futures and a Sociology of Just Transitions
- ENVS 0160Migration and Borders in a Time of Climate CrisisDIAP
- ENVS 0192WFaultlines: Race, Art, and the American Landscape (AMST 0192W)
- ENVS 0260Religion Gone Wild: Spirituality and the Environment (RELS 0260)
- ENVS 0360Solving the Climate and the Carbon Challenge (EEPS 0360).Offered Spring 2027
- ENVS 0465Climate Solutions - A multidisciplinary perspective
- ENVS 0490Environmental Science in a Changing WorldOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 0495Introduction to Environmental Social Science
- ENVS 0700DFood for Thought: Food and Agriculture in the History of the Americas
- ENVS 0705Equity and the Environment: Movements, Scholarship, Solutions
- ENVS 0707Understanding and Overcoming Climate Obstruction
- ENVS 0710Powering the Past: Environmental Histories of Energy Use and Social ChangeWRIT
- ENVS 0714Colonial Ecologies
- ENVS 0715Political Ecology: Power, Difference and KnowledgeOffered Spring 2027WRITDIAP
- ENVS 0716Conservation and Resilience: Management Tools for Oceans and Beyond
- ENVS 0717Ocean Resilience: Ecology, Management, and Politics
- ENVS 0718People and Oceans: How we Inhabit and Inhibit our Blue PlanetOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 0720Ecological Imperialism
- ENVS 0721La Frontera: Environmental Histories of the U.S.-Mexico Borderlands
- ENVS 0722Multispecies Histories and Decolonial ThoughtWRIT
- ENVS 0732Environmental Impact Assessment: Opportunities and Challenges
- ENVS 0733Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy
- ENVS 0830Water in Our World (EEPS 0830)
- ENVS 1081Environmental Injustice and Justice in African History (HIST 1081).
- ENVS 1105Introduction to Environmental GIS
- ENVS 1107Cartography and GeovisualizationOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 1180Feminist Thoughts for a Heated Climate (POLS 1180)
- ENVS 1201Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis (ANTH 1201)
- ENVS 1207Eco-Entrepreneurship
- ENVS 1225Arctic Climate and Policy: Winter Session in Bodø
- ENVS 1230Forest History of Colonial New England: Combining Evidence from Documents and Pollen
- ENVS 1232Land Stewardship, Sovereignty, and Justice
- ENVS 1233Underground Studies: Extractivism and Decolonization in the Americas/Abiayala
- ENVS 1245Air Pollution & Chemistry
2 prerequisites
- ENVS 1247Clearing the Air: Environmental Studies of PollutionWRIT
- ENVS 1300Terrestrial Biogeochemistry, Ecosystems and the Global Carbon Cycle (EEPS 1300).
- ENVS 1300ATerrestrial Biogeochemistry, Ecosystems and the Global Carbon CycleOffered Spring 2027
1 prerequisite
- ENVS 1350Environmental Economics and Policy
1 prerequisite
- ENVS 1355Environmental Issues in Development Economics (ECON 1355)Offered Spring 2027
3 prerequisites
- ENVS 1400Sustainable Design in the Built Environment
- ENVS 1415Power, Justice, and Climate ChangeWRIT
- ENVS 1421Podcasting For the Common Good: Storytelling with ScienceOffered Spring 2027CBLR
- ENVS 1544Climate and Nature Innovation Lab: From Ideas to Impact
- ENVS 1545The Theory and Practice of Sustainable Investing