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 1547Finance and the EnvironmentOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 1548Values At Risk: Environmental Risk and Resilience in the Financial SystemOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 1552Science and Power: The Corruption of Environmental HealthWRIT
- ENVS 1553Feeding Ten Billion - The past, present and future of food
- ENVS 1554Farm Planet: Hunger, Development, and the Future of Food and AgricultureOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 1555Urban Agriculture: The Importance of Localized Food SystemsCBLR
- ENVS 1557Birding CommunitiesCBLR
- ENVS 1558Global Environmental Justice: Dams, Data, War, and More
- ENVS 1559Energy and Power (ANTH 1553)
- ENVS 1560AEnv. Archaeology (ANTH 1560)
- ENVS 1574Climate Policy Research: Organizations and ObstructionWRIT
- ENVS 1575Engaged Climate Policy at the UN Climate Change Talks
- ENVS 1580Environmental Stewardship and Resilience in Urban Systems
- ENVS 1601Reimagining Climate ChangeOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 1605Glaciers and Climate Change
- ENVS 1615Making Connections: The Environmental Policy ProcessWRIT
- ENVS 1670Time Series Analysis & Modeling in Climate Sciences (EEPS 1670)
- ENVS 1711APredicting the futureOffered Spring 2027
- ENVS 1775Biogeography
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- ENVS 1805Ocean Governance and PolicyWRIT
- ENVS 1820China’s Environmental History: Sources and Themes
- ENVS 1823Climate Media, Discourse, and PowerOffered Spring 2027WRIT
- ENVS 1824Environmental Political Thought (POLS 1824L)
- ENVS 1825Commodity Natures: Supply Chains From Extraction to Waste and Alternatives to Endless GrowthWRIT
- ENVS 1872Feathery Things: An Avian Introduction to Animal Studies (HMAN 1972F)
- ENVS 1875The Nature of CitiesWRIT
- ENVS 1876Entangled Worlds: The Art of the More-Than-Human EthnographyWRIT
- ENVS 1877Colonialism and Global Environmental InequalityWRIT
- ENVS 1878EJ and The City: Perspectives on Environmental Justice and InequalityWRIT
- ENVS 1879Environmental Amnesia: How to Navigate Losses in Nature by Looking at the PastWRIT
- ENVS 1905Thinking with the Elements: Environmental Theories and Praxis
- ENVS 1907Environmental Humanities in Queer and Trans Perspective (AMST 1907K)
- ENVS 1909Introduction to Critical Botanical HistoriesWRIT
- ENVS 1910The Anthropocene: The Past and Present of Environmental Change
- ENVS 1911Narrating the AnthropoceneWRIT
- ENVS 1913China's Environment: Power, Pollution and Hope
- ENVS 1915River Histories: Fishes, Floods and the Transformation of Freshwater Ecosystems
- ENVS 1916Animals and Plants in Chinese HistoryWRIT
- ENVS 1917Ice, Coral, Dust and Pollen: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Climate HistoryCOEX
- ENVS 1920Methods for Interdisciplinary Environmental ResearchWRIT
- ENVS 1925Energy Policy and PoliticsWRIT
- ENVS 1926Wasted: Rethinking Chemical EnvironmentsWRIT
- ENVS 1927Nature, Society and Culture
- ENVS 1928Race and the Politics of Nature: Intersecting Histories and Political Ecologies
- ENVS 1930Science JournalismWRIT
- ENVS 1931EWriting the Environment
- ENVS 1950PSpecial Topics in Geological Sciences: The Arctic (GEOL 1950P)
- ENVS 1956FBrazilian Biomes: An Environmental History of Brazil (ENVS 1956F)
- ENVS 1967Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: Environmental Histories of Non-Human Actors (HIST 1976C).
- ENVS 1968OThe Black Outdoors (HMAN 1977O)