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Texas Tech University

Undergraduate Minor in Sustainability

minor in sustainability

 

The undergraduate minor in Sustainability is an interdisciplinary minor designed in collaboration with multiple colleges across TTU. The minor offers a wide range of suitable courses and advisors from collaborating units and is housed in the Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources. Courses range across topics in the themes of Agriculture & Natural Resources; Energy & Engineering; and Art, Architecture & Society.

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing this Minor, students will be able to:

  • Define sustainability broadly, and within the context of each emphasis area
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the interdependence of natural resources and social/economic systems
  • Recognize and predict global sustainability benefits, opportunities, and challenges within each emphasis area
  • Identify tools and strategies to address sustainability challenges within each emphasis area
  • Identify, act on, and evaluate professional and personal actions with the knowledge and appreciation of interconnections among economic, environmental, and social perspectives

Minor Requirements

Learn more about the Sustainability Minor — including GPA requirements and specific courses offered — in the TTU course catalog:

 

 

Questions?

Have questions about an Undergraduate Minor in Sustainability? We're happy to help! First check out the TTU Course Catalog link above, then contact Dr. Jyotsna Sharma at jyotsna.sharma@ttu.edu or Diann Merriman at diann.merriman@ttu.edu to find out more.