George Washington University
AC-2: Learning Outcomes

A. Undergraduate-level degree programs Sustainability-FOCUSED 1. B.A. Environmental Studies 2. Undergraduate Minor, Sustainability 3. B.A. Geography Sustainability-RELATED 1. B.A. in Economics 2. B.A. in Geology 3. B.S. in Chemistry 4. B.F.A. in Interior Design 5. B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering with concentrations in environmental engineering, transportation engineering and sustainability 6. B.A. in Anthropology 7. B.S. in Biology 8. B.A. in Philosophy B. Graduate-level degree programs Sustainability-FOCUSED 1. M.A. in International Development Studies 2. M.A. Environmental Resource Policy 3. MPH - Environmental Health Science and Policy 4. MPH - Health Policy 5. MPH - Global Environmental Health 6. MPH - Environmental and Occupational Health 7. MPH - Public Nutrition 8. DrPH of Environmental and Occupational Health 9. L.L.M. in Environmental Law 10. L.L.M in Energy and Environmental Law 11. L.L.M in International Environmental Law 12. M.S. in Civil Engineering with Environmental Engineering focus 13. M.S. in Civil Engineering with Water Resources Engineering focus 14. M.S. in Engineering Management 15. Degree of Applied Scientist 16. Degree of Engineer 17. Ph.D. in Engineering Management 18. Ph.D. in Civil Engineering with Environmental Engineering focus 19. Ph.D. in in Civil Engineering with Water Resources Engineering focus 20. Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Landscapes 21. Graduate Certificate in Climate Change Management and Policy 22. Graduate Certificate in Urban Sustainability 23. M.P.S. in Sustainable Urban Planning Sustainability-RELATED 1. M.S. in Chemistry 2. M.S. in Economics 3. M.A. in Geography 4. M.A. in Hominid Paleobiology 5. M.A. in International Development Studies 6. M.F.A. in Interior Design 7. Ph.D. in Economics 8. Ph.D. in Geography 9. Ph.D. in Hominid Paleobiology 10. Ph.D. in Chemistry 11. Ph.D. in Systematics and Evolution 12. Certificate Program in Responsible Management 13. M.T.A with a concentration in Sustainable Tourism Destination Management 14. M.B.A. with a concentration in Environmental Policy and Management 15. M.B.A. with a concentration in Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility 16. Ph.D. in Business Administration - Strategic Management and Public Policy 17. Ph.D. in Business Administration - Tourism and Hospitality Management 18. Graduate Certificate in Energy Engineering and Management 19. Graduate Certificate in Environmental Engineering 20. Graduate Certificate in Geo-environmental Engineering 21. Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management and Public Health 22. Dr.S. in Engineering Management with a concentration in Environmental and Energy Management

Listed below is a sample of the learning outcomes associated with GW's undergraduate sustainability minor degree. All graduating students completing the requirements for a minor in sustainability will be able to: 1) Apply the concepts of sustainability to issues of human welfare and social equity, the environment, and the economy; 2) Adapt and apply knowledge, theories, and methods learned to analyze sustainability issues and/or practices; 3) Connect and extend basic sustainability concept(s) to a critical problem facing society, using student’s involvement in the issue as the basis for analyzing the challenges and developing and solutions to the problem."

We are certain that our calculation is an under-count. Undertaking this calculation is a time consuming and complex task at a university as large and decentralized as GW. To arrive at the 907, we considered only those sustainability courses required for the degree, We have not tried to estimate how many GW students take an elective that has sustainability content. We have not updated our calculation from our May 2014 STARs submission because of the difficulty this calculation entails.