ENVIRON 308A
Oceans in Human and Environmental Health
Duke University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Students will gain a grounding in marine sciences to help them to evaluate impacts the of anthropogenic activities on marine ecosystems and the humans that rely on them. After developing an understanding of the issues facing environmental and human health and well-being in marine systems, students will travel to the Galapagos to better understand environmental challenges facing biodiversity and tourism hot spot. This course embraces immersive field experiences in North Carolina and the Galapagos to contextualize classroom learning and to develop connections with environmental practitioners and residents. Taught in Beaufort at Duke Marine Lab. Duke Immerse course. Instructor consent is required.
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