Environment General Courses (ENVIRON)

offered through the Duke Marine Lab in Beaufort

• 114L Biological Oceanography
• 135. Biology and Conservation of Sea Turtles
• 139L Marine Ecology
• 151L. Marine CSI - Conservation Forensics in the Marine Environment
• 175. Marine Policy
• 176AL. Marine Invertebrate Zoology
• 181S. Humans and Climate Change. The Human and Institutional Ecology of Global Climate Change and the World Ocean
• 191. Independent Study
• 191A. Independent Study
• 192. Independent Study
• 192A. Independent Study
• 208. Estuarine Ecosystem Processes
• 209. Conservation Biology and Policy
• 218L. Barrier Island Ecology
• 219L. Marine Ecology
• 225L. Coastal Ecotoxicology and Pollution
• 226. Marine Mammals
• 226L. Marine Mammals
• 227. Biology and Conservation of Sea Turtles
• 227L. Biology and Conservation of Sea Turtles
• 228L. Physiology of Marine Animals
• 229L. Biochemistry of Marine Animals
• 243. Environmental Biochemistry: Respiratory Proteins and the Environment
• 251. International Conservation and Development
• 253L. Sensory Physiology and Behavior of Marine Animals
• 254. Qualitative Research Design
• 256S.01 Seminar in Ocean Sciences: Marine Tourism
• 256S.02. From Molecules to Management: Application of Molecular Tools to Marine Conservation
• 269S. Advanced Topics in Marine Ecology
• 273. Marine Fisheries Policy
• 276. Marine Policy (A)
• 292L. Biological Oceanography
• 293. Analysis of Ocean Ecosystems
• 295L. Marine Invertebrate Zoology
• 298. Special Topics
• 298.09. Professional Writing and Self-editing
• 298.36 Fisheries Ecology
• 298.46. Green by Design. Implementing Environmental Sustainability
• 298.58. International Conservation & Development
• 298.62. Urban Tropical Ecology
• 299. Independent Studies and Projects
• 301.05 Fundamentals of Management
• 322. Coastal Watershed and Policy
• 324. Marine Conservation Biology
• 360S. Political Ecology
• 398. Program Area Symposium
• 399. Master's Project

Currently unscheduled

• 121. Climate Change: A Global Perspective
• 122S. Climate-Related Hazards and Humanity
• 125. Remote Sensing and Long-term Environmental Monitoring
• 132S. Current Topics in Oceanography and Marine Biology
• 133S. Molecular Approaches to Questions of Physiology, Ecology, and Evolution in the Marine Environment
• 134L. Biological Cycles in the Ocean
• 134S. Hands on Habitats: Life in Coastal Communities
• 140. A Scientist's Perspective on Environmental Principles, Policy, and Legislation
• 141S. Humans and Development of North Carolina Coasts
• 222L. Physical Processes in Coastal Environments
• 223L. Behavioral Ecology
• 224L. Coastal Ecosystem Processes.
• 244L. Molecular and Cellular Processes in Marine Organisms.
• 252L. Statistics and Data Analysis in Earth and Ocean Science
• 267S. Conservation Biology of Marine Mammals
• 268. Advanced Topics in Nearshore Processes
• 291. Geological Oceanography