This is a tentative list of courses and is subject to change. This page will be updated as new courses are scheduled in Albert. Only courses with assigned classrooms will appear in Albert, therefore not all courses will appear at the moment.
Spring 2023 Courses
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ENVST-UA 101.001 / TBD / MW 11:00AM-12:15PM / Rademacher
- ENVST-UA 101.002 / TBD / M 12:30PM-1:45PM / Instructor TBD
- ENVST-UA 101.003 / TBD / T 11:00AM-12:15PM / Instructor TBD
- ENVST-UA 101.004 / TBD / T 9:30AM-10:45AM / Instructor TBD
- ENVST-UA 101.005 / TBD / W 12:30PM-1:45PM / Instructor TBD
- ENVST-UA 101.006 / TBD / R 9:30AM-10:45AM / Instructor TBD
- ENVST-UA 101.007 / TBD / T 12:30PM-1:45PM / Instructor TBD
Environmental Studies Senior Seminar
ENVST-UA 900.001 / TBD / TR 11:00AM-12:15PM / McDermid
- Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100, ENVST-UA 101, and must be an Environmental Studies Senior
Honors Seminar in Environmental Studies
ENVST-UA 950.001 / TBD / W 4:55PM-7:25PM / Rademacher
- Only available to senior ES majors with a 3.65 or above GPA.
- Please note that Honors Seminar is an optional course whereas the Senior Seminar is a required course for all Environmental Studies major students. Therefore, the Honors Seminar course is taken in addition to the Senior Seminar course. Honors Seminar is not a replacement course for Senior Seminar.
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ENVST-UA 300 / TBD / TBD / TBD
Environmental Quantitative Methods
ENVST-UA 310.001 / TBD / TR 9:30AM-10:45AM / Franks
- Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100
Introduction to Conservation Analysis
ENVST-UA 320.001 / TBD/ MW 3:30PM-4:45PM / Carlson
- Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100 or Principles of Biology II (BIOL-UA 12)
Fundamental Dynamics of the Earth's Atmosphere and Climate
ENVST-UA 360.001; MATH-UA 228.001 / TBD / MW 2:00PM-3:15PM / TBD
ENVST-UA 360.002; MATH-UA 228.002 /TBD / F 2:00PM-3:15PM / TBD
Geographic Information Systems for Ecology
ENVST-UA 372.001; BIOL-UA 64.001 / TBD / W 9:15AM-12:15PM / Killilea
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ENVST-UA 300 / TBD / TBD / TBD
History of United States Environmental Policy
ENVST-UA 423.001 / TBD / MW 12:30PM - 1:45PM / Carlson
- Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101
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ENVST-UA 450.002; ANST-UA 600.002 / TBD / W 4:55PM-7:25PM / TBD
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ENVST-UA 450.004 / TBD / TR 12:30PM-1:45PM / TBD
Marine Ecology and Conservation
ENVST-UA 323.001; ANST-UA 323.001 (N) / TBD / TR 3:30pm-4:45pm / Jacquet
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100
ENVST-UA 327.001; BIOL-UA 327.001 / TBD / F 9:30AM-12:00PM / Paolantonio
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100 or BIOL-UA 12
Biogeochemistry of Global Change
ENVST-UA 370.001; BIOL-UA 66.001 / TBD / MW 2:00PM-3:15PM / Killilea
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100 or BIOL-UA 11 or BIOL-UA 12
ENVST-UA 385.001 / TBD / TR 3:30PM-4:45PM / McDermid
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100
ENVST-UA 431.001; SCA-UA 631.001 / TBD / M 4:55PM-7:40PM / TBD
Food, Animals, & the Environment
ENVST-UA 440.001; ANST-UA 440.001 / TBD / M 4:55-7:25PM / Schlottmann
Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101
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ENVST-UA 450 / TBD / TBD / TBD
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ENVST-UA 450.001; ANST-UA 600.001 / TBD / MW 3:30PM-4:45PM /TBD
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ENVST-UA 450.003 / TBD / MW 11:00AM-12:15PM / TBD
ENVST-UA 465.001; ECON-UB 225.001 / TBD / TR 3:30PM-4:45PM / TBD
Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Protein
ENVST-UA 475.001; ANST-UA 650.001; BSPA-UB 50.001 / TBD / W 6:20PM-9:00PM / TBD
Environmental Justice and Inequality
ENVST-UA 480 / TBD / MW 3:30PM-4:45PM / Jerolmack
Internship in Environmental Studies
ENVST-UA 800.001 / TBD / R 3:30PM-6:00PM / Schlottmann
Honors Seminar in Environmental Studies
ENVST-UA 950.001 / TBD / W 4:55-7:25 / Rademacher
UNDERGRADUATE: ANIMAL STUDIES
Animal Studies courses are restricted to ANST MINORS during the first week of registration. Only courses with assigned classrooms will appear in Albert, therefore not all courses will appear at the moment.
Animal Studies MA courses can count as electives for the Animal Studies minor.
Marine Ecology and Conservation
ANST-UA 323.001; ENVST-UA 323.001 / TBD / TR 3:30pm-4:45pm / Jacquet
- Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 100
Food, Animals and The Environment
ANST-UA 440.001; ENVST-UA 440.001 / TBD / M 5:00-7:30PM / Schlottmann
- Prerequisite: ENVST-UA 101 or Animal Studies minors
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ANST-UA 600.001; ENVST-UA 450.001 / TBD / MW 3:30PM-4:45PM / TBD
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ANST-UA 600.002; ENVST-UA 450.002 / TBD / W 4:55PM-7:25PM / TBD
Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Protein
ANST-UA 650.001; ENVST-UA 475.001; BSPA-UB 50.001 / TBD / W 6:20PM-9:00PM / TBD
The following Animal Studies Graduate courses count as electives for the AS minor. Non-Animal Studies students that would like to enroll in one of the below graduate-level courses must email the Director of the Master's Program, Dr. Jeff Sebo (jrs477@nyu.edu), for permission to enroll. Please note that the non-CAS/Liberal Arts limit for College of Arts and Science students is now 32 credits.
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ANST-GA 2500.001 /TBD / W 5:00PM-7:30PM / TBD
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ANST-GA 2500.002 / TBD / R 2:00PM-4:30PM / TBD
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ANST-GA 2500.003 /TBD / W 2:00PM-4:30PM / Abrell
GRADUATE: ANIMAL STUDIES
Animal Studies courses are restricted to AS MA Students during the first week of registration. Only courses with assigned classrooms will appear in Albert, therefore not all courses will appear at the moment.
Non-Animal Studies students that would like to enroll in one of the below graduate-level courses must email the Director of the Master's Program, Dr. Jeff Sebo (jrs477@nyu.edu), for permission to enroll. Please note that the non-CAS/Liberal Arts limit for College of Arts and Science students is now 32 credits.
Animals, Science, and Philosophy
ANST-GA 2000.001 / TBD / T 5:00-7:30PM / TBD
- In this course we critically survey developments in science and philosophy which provided much of the impetus for the emergence of Animal Studies. We begin by seeing that many of the debates that occur today were already in play in the Hellenistic world. From there we leap across centuries to take a quick look at 17th and 18th century philosophy, and then to 19th century developments in science and the origins of the modern animal protection movement. We go on to examine 20th and 21st century developments in science including the rise of Behaviorism, Classical Ethology, Cognitive Ethology, and Comparative Psychology. We examine precursors to Peter Singer’s landmark Animal Liberation (1975), and sample the wealth of philosophical reflection that has developed in its wake. We end by confronting some challenges in trying to live a non-speciesist life.
ANST-GA 3000.001 / TBD / M 5:00-7:30PM / Sebo
- In the Capstone Seminar, Animal Studies M.A. students pursue intensive self-directed projects with the support of their capstone instructor, capstone peers, and project advisor. This project can be a research paper, policy proposal, or artistic project that explores central themes in Animal Studies in an original and rigorous way. Students secure a project advisor either prior to or during the Capstone Seminar. They then select a project topic in consultation with their project advisor and capstone instructor, and they develop a polished draft of this project by the end of the semester. The Capstone Seminar provides students with support in defining the projects and tools for pursuing them appropriately. This includes asking insightful research questions, defining research topics, scoping research or artistic literatures, and writing and communicating the results or final project clearly and persuasively.
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ANST-GA 2500.001 TBD / W 5:00PM-7:30PM / TBD
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ANST-GA 2500.002 / TBD / R 2:00PM-4:30PM / TBD
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ANST-GA 2500.003 / TBD / W 2:00PM-4:30PM / Abrell
Internship
ANST-GA 2800.001 / TBD / TBD / Sebo