FLC offers courses across the curriculum that either focus on water or have significant content focused on water. Explore the courses below and feel free to contact the faculty member linked below the course for more information.
Water-specific courses:
- BIO 435 – Advanced Topics in Ecology: River Ecology
- ENGR 425 – Hydraulics and Hydrology
- GEOG 390 - Interdisciplinary Water Seminar
- GEOL 435 - Groundwater Geology
- PS 420 – Water Politics: An Uphill Flow to Money
Other courses containing water topics:
- ANTH 305 - Ethnobotany of the SW
- ANTH 356 - Environmental Anthropology
- ANTH 344 - Environmental Archaeology
- ANTH 388 - Ethnology of the SW
- BIO 245 – Issues in Ecology
- BIO 377 – Ecological Methods
- CHEM 333 – Advanced Environmental Chemistry
- ECON 335 – Environment/Resource Economics
- ENGR 301 - Environmental Principles
- ENVS 100 - Intro to Environmental Studies
- ENVS 290 - Natural Resources Management
- ENVS 320 - Environmental Research Methods
- ENVS 361 - Cultural Ecology of the SW
- ESCI 100 – Intro to Environmental Science
- GEOG 235 – Weather and Climate
- GEOL 105 – Earth and the Environment
- GEOL 323 – Geomorphology
- HIST 181 - Environmental & Southwest History
- HIST 313 - Wilderness in America
- HIST 323 - National Parks: America’s Best Idea
- PH 333/444 – Environmental Public Health II & III
- SOC 310 - Ecology and Society
- SOC 311 – Ecology and Society: Field Course
- SOC 385 - Soil & Society