Course descriptions are available at the UNI Catalog website.
Environmental Science Courses
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Air Quality - 4 hours
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Air Quality Modeling - 4 hours
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Measurement and Analysis of Air Quality - 4 hours
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Environmental Geology - 3 hours
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Environmental Hydrology - 3 hours
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Field and Laboratory Methods in Hydrology - 3 hours
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Hydrogeology - 3 hours
Astronomy Courses
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Astronomy - 3 or 4 hours
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Astronomy Laboratory - 1 hour
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Fundamentals of Astronomy - 4 hours
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Planets - 2 hours
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Stars - 2 hours
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Galaxies and Cosmology - 2 hours
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Observational Astronomy - 2 hours
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Naked-Eye Astronomy - 2 hours
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Astrophysics - 3 hours
Meteorology Courses
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Elements of Weather - 3 hours
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Elements of Weather Laboratory - 1 hour
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Fundamentals of Weather - 3 hours
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Meteorology - 4 hours
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Weather Analysis and Forecasting - 3 hours
Geology Courses
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Introduction to Geology - 4 hours
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Earth History - 4 hours
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Earthquakes and Tsunamis - 2 hours
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Fossils and Evolution - 4 hours
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Fundamentals of Geology - 4 hours
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Structural Geology - 4 hours
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Sedimentary Geology - 4 hours
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Geomorphology - 3 hours
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Oceanography - 3 hours
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Earth Materials 4 hours
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Paleoclimatology - 3 hours
General Earth Science and Earth Science Education Courses
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Inquiry into Earth and Space Science - 4 hours (listed under Science Education),
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Investigations in Earth and Space Science - 4 hours
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Field Studies in ______ - 1-4 hours
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Topics in Earth Science - 1-3 hours
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Readings in Earth Science - 1-3 hours
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Internship - 1-6 hours
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Undergraduate Research in Earth Science - 1-3 hours
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Research Methods in Earth Science - 3 hours
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Practicum, offered by arrangement, only for graduate students
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Research, offered by arrangement, only for graduate students