Earth and Environmental Sciences at Boston College
Boston College Earth and Environmental Sciences courses: 44 listings with descriptions, sections, instructor ratings, and teaching history.
Earth and Environmental Sciences at Boston College offers 44 courses in the current catalog, from EESC1118 Hollywood Disasters: Natural Hazards in the Movies to EESC6697 Special Topics in Geomorphology. Each course page on Linden Study shows the catalog description, credits and prerequisites, the sections offered each term, and the instructors who have taught it, with aggregate ratings from Boston College's published course evaluations and the number of responses behind each one. Teaching records here cover 48 instructors across 25 terms, from 2024FALL1 to Spring 2027.
1000-level courses
- EESC1118 Hollywood Disasters: Natural Hazards in the Movies
- EESC1120 Our Home Among the Cosmos
- EESC1132 Exploring the Earth
- EESC1140 Our Mobile Earth
- EESC1146 Origin and Evolution of Life on Earth
- EESC1150 Astronomy
- EESC1168 Environmental Geosciences: Earth Processes and Risks
- EESC1174 Climate Change and Society
- EESC1176 Living on the Coast
- EESC1177 Cosmos
- EESC1180 The Living Earth I
- EESC1182 The Living Earth II
- EESC1704 Climate Change and the Corporation: Risks, Rewards, and Responsibilities
- EESC1721 Take Me to the River: The History and Science of U.S. Waterways
2000-level courses
- EESC2201 Environmental Systems: The Human Footprint
- EESC2204 Environmental Systems: Carbon Cycle
- EESC2206 Environmental Systems: Oceans
- EESC2207 Environmental Systems: Earthquakes
- EESC2220 Earth Materials
- EESC2297 Environmental Hydrology
3000-level courses
- EESC3070 Geospatial Data Analysis for Environmental Sustainability
- EESC3320 Introduction to Geochemistry
- EESC3335 Topics in Geobiology
- EESC3336 Integral Ecology and Sustainability
- EESC3350 Alternative Energy
- EESC3385 Structural Geology
- EESC3550 Critical Minerals Seminar
4000-level courses
- EESC4470 Environmental Seismology Seminar
- EESC4480 Applications of GIS (Geographical Information Systems)
5000-level courses
- EESC5320 Introduction to Geochemistry
- EESC5336 Integral Ecology and Sustainability
- EESC5536 Topics in Geobiology
- EESC5549 Climate Change Debates
- EESC5550 Critical Minerals Seminar (grad)
- EESC5573 Geophysical Modeling
- EESC5576 Capstone Writing Seminar
- EESC5577 Capstone Writing Seminar II
- EESC5582 Senior Environmental Geoscience Research Seminar I
- EESC5595 Senior Thesis Seminar
- EESC5599 Advanced Independent Research