In addition to the above programs, UVU is dedicated to promoting environmental education
and cooperation within its course catalog. The university offers a variety of sustainability-focused
courses as part of a well-rounded curriculum. The following is a list of different
sustainability-related and sustainability-focused courses offered at UVU.
- ARC 3220 - Passive Environmental Systems
- ARC 3230 - Global History of Architecture to 1700
- ARC 4120 - Active Environmental Systems
- ARC 4130 - Global History of Architecture Since 1700
- ARC 4220 - Building Envelope and Science
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- AUT 3350 - Alternative Fuel Systems
AUT course descriptions
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- BIOL 2500 - Environmental Biology
- BIOL 3700 - General Ecology
- BIOL 3705 - General Ecology Laboratory
- BIOL 3800 - Conservation Biology
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- CHEM 3020 - Environmental Chemistry
- CHEM 3025 - Environmental Chemistry Laboratory
- CHEM 3800 (Cross-listed with: ENVT 3800, PHYS 3800) - Energy Use on Earth
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- CIVE 3010 - Introduction to Transportation Engineering
- CIVE 3610 - Environmental Engineering
- CIVE 4310 - Storm Water Management
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- CMGT 3090 - Principles of Hydrology in Construction Management
- CMGT 405G - Global Sustainability and the Built Environment
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- COMM 3115 - Communicating in Environments
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- ECON 3040 - Environmental Economics
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- ENGL 3460 - Wilderness and Environmental Writing
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- ENST 3000 - Introduction to Environmental Studies
- ENST 3520 (Cross-listed with: SOC 3520) - Environmental Sociology
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- ENVT 1110 - Introduction to Environmental Management
- ENVT 1210 - Introduction to Water Reclamation
- ENVT 1270 - Environmental Microbiology
- ENVT 1300 - Environmental Lab and Sampling
- ENVT 1360 - Introduction to Water Treatment
- ENVT 1510 - Hazardous Materials Emergency Response
- ENVT 2560 - Environmental Health
- ENVT 2710 - Environmental Careers
- ENVT 2730 - Introduction to Soils
- ENVT 282R - Environmental Internship
- ENVT 3010 - Environmental Toxicology
- ENVT 3280 - Environmental Law
- ENVT 3290 - Environmental Permits and Reports
- ENVT 3320 - Hydraulics of Water
- ENVT 3330 - Water Resources Management
- ENVT 3530 - Environmental Management Systems
- ENVT 3550 - Site Investigation
- ENVT 3600 - Appropriate Technology and Sustainable Development for the Developing
World
- ENVT 3700 - Current Topics in Environmental Management
- ENVT 3750 - Land Use Planning
- ENVT 3770 - Natural Resources Management
- ENVT 3790 - Hydrology I
- ENVT 3800 (Cross-listed with: CHEM 3800, PHYS 3800) - Energy Use on Earth
- ENVT 3850 - Environmental Policy
- ENVT 4790 - Hydrology II
- ENVT 482R (Cross-listed with: GEO 482R) - Geologic Environmental Internship
- ENVT 495R - Special Projects in Environmental Management
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- GEOG 1000 - Introduction to Physical Geography
- GEOG 1005 - Introduction to Physical Geography Lab
- GEOG 1600 - Geography of Utah
- GEOG 2000 - Sustainability and Environment
- GEOG 2100- Geography of the United States
- GEOG 2200 - Geography of Europe
- GEOG 2500 - Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean
- GEOG 3010 - Economic Geography
- GEOG 3400 - Environmental Remote Sensing
- GEOG 3500 (Cross-listed with: GEO 3500) - Geomorphology
- GEOG 3700 - Wetland Studies
- GEOG 3705 - Wetland Studies Laboratory
- GEOG 3800 (Cross-listed with: HIST 3800) - Environmental History of the United States
- GEO 3000 - Environmental Geochemistry
- GEO 3500 (Cross-listed with: GEOG 3500) - Geomorphology
- GEO 482R (Cross-listed with: ENVT 482R) - Geologic Environmental Internship
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- GIS 3640 - Thematic Mapping Environmental Impacts
- GIS 3650 - Thematic Mapping Culture and Societies
GIS course descriptions
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- HIST 323 - History of the American West since 1850
- HIST 3800 (Cross-listed with: GEOG 3800) - Environmental History of the United States
- HIST 466G - Legacies and Reckonings in the American West
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- HLTH 3150 - Culture Ecology and Health
- HLTH 3200 - Principles of Community Health
- HLTH 3450 - Public Health and the Environment
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- HM 3200 (Cross-listed with: MGMT 3200) - Global Tourism
HM course descriptions
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- HUM 2200 - Adventures of Ideas After 1500
- HUM 220 - Adventures of Ideas After 1500
- HUM 4300 (Cross-listed with: PHIL 4300) - Environmental Aesthetics
HUM course descriptions
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- LEGL 430G - International Business Law
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- METO 3100 - Climate and the Earth System
METO course descriptions
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- MGMT 3020 - Individual Action and Corporate Social Responsibility
- MGMT 3200 (Cross-listed with: HM 3200) - Global Tourism
MGMT course descriptions
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- NURS 4320 - Nursing in the Community
- NURS 4325 - Nursing in the Community Clinical
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- PHIL 3530 - Environmental Ethics
- PHIL 4300 (Cross-listed with: HUM 4300) - Environmental Aesthetics
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- PHYS 1800 - Energy You and the Environment
- PHYS 3800 (Cross-listed with: CHEM 3800, ENVT 3800) - Energy Use on Earth
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- PJST 3000 - Introduction to Peace and Justice Studies
- PJST 3100 - Introduction to Human Security
- PJST 3300 - Community Development
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- POLS 3310 - Introduction to Public Policy
- POLS 3320 - Nonprofits and The Public Sector
- POLS 3390 - Urban Planning
- POLS 3410 - Globalization and Sustainable Development
- POLS 3610 - International Organization
- POLS 3630 - Sustainable Mountain Development
- POLS 3640 -United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
- POLS 4610 - International Law
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- REC 2700 - Leave No Trace Trainer
- REC 3700 - Natural Resource Interpretation
- REC 385G - Ethical Concerns in Recreation
- REC 4400 -Natural Resource and Protected Area Management
REC course descriptions
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- SOC 3520 (Cross-listed with: ENST 3520) - Environmental Sociology
- SOC 3700 - Social Inequality
SOC course descriptions
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- SW 3510 - International Social Work
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