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Students are free to take courses at FES and SOM as well as at other schools around Yale. In addition, students often work with professors to identify and develop new courses in emerging areas of interest.
The courses below are available across Yale University. They may be of interest to students who are learning about the intersection of business and the environment.
Browse courses by subject area: Environmental Studies | Business | Law | Public Health | Architecture | Engineering | Divinity | Economics | International Relations | Political Science
Or browse the websites of other Yale schools: Yale College | Graduate School of Arts and Sciences | Yale Law School | Yale School of Public Health | Yale School of Architecture | Faculty of Engineering | Yale Divinity School
(See a full list of FES courses with course descriptions...)
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Economics |
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Economics of Pollution |
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Economics of Natural Resource Management |
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Valuing the Environment |
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The Economics of Sustainable Development |
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The Economics of the Climate Issue |
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Energy Economics and the Environment |
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Economics of Water Quality and Water Scarcity |
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Environmental Policy |
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Seminar on Leadership in Natural Resources and the Environment |
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Seminar on Forest Certification |
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Science and Politics of Environmental Regulation |
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Environmental Politics and Policy |
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Foundations of Environmental Policy and Politics |
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Emerging Markets for Ecosystem Services |
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Public-Private Partnerships: Lessons from the Water Sector |
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Ecological Knowledge and Environmental Problem Solving |
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The New Corporate Social Responsibility: Public Problems, Private Solutions, and Strategic Responses |
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Technology, Society, and the Environment |
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Private Investment and the Environment |
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The Regulation of Risk |
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Environmental Law and Policy |
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International Environmental Law and Policy |
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Foundations of Natural Resource Policy and Management |
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Industrial Environmental Management |
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Greening the Industrial Facility |
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Industrial Ecology |
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Seminar in Industrial Ecology and the Circular Economy in China |
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Business Concepts for Environmental Managers |
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Corporate Environmental Management and Strategy |
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Other FES classes |
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Strategies for Land Conservation |
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Introduction to Planning and Development |
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Cities and Sustainability in the Developing World |
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Financial Markets and Environment |
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Financial Analysis for Land Management |
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Sustainable Development of Brownfield Sites |
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Transportation and Urban Land-Use Planning: Shaping the Twenty-First- Century City |
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Energy Systems Analysis |
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Global Resources & the Environment |
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Climate and Life |
(See a full list of SOM courses with course descriptions...)
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Business and the Environment |
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Management and the Environment: Issues and Topics |
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Corporate Environmental Management & Strategy |
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Energy Markets Strategy |
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Management and the Environment: Ecotourism |
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Finance |
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Venture Capital and Private Equity Investment |
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International Financial Markets |
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International Finance |
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Investing in Renewable Energy in Emerging Markets |
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Banking and the Public Interest |
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Microfinance & Economic Development |
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Entrepreneurial Business Planning |
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Strategy |
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Strategic Communications |
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Strategic Leadership Across Sectors |
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Negotiation |
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Negotiating Strategy |
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Managing Organizational Growth |
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Competitive Strategy and the Internal Organization of the Firm |
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Development Economic Policy |
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Community Development Financial Institutions |
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Community and Economic Development |
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Philanthropic Foundations |
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CSR: Social Venture Management |
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Other SOM classes |
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Business, Government & Globalization |
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Business Ethics: Succeeding Without Selling Your Soul |
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Managing the Global City |
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Supply Chain Management |
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Operations Analysis & Strategy |
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Law and Governance of Nonprofit Organizations |
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Behavioral and Institutional Economics |
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Courses in Other Yale Professional Schools
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Land Use |
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Environmental Protection Clinic |
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Law and Business |
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Nonprofit Organization Clinic |
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International Environmental Law |
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Physiology for Environmental Health Sciences |
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Environmental Chemistry |
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Introduction to Toxicology |
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Assessing Exposures to Environmental Stressors |
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and b Seminar in Environmental Health |
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Environmental Epidemiology |
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Applied Risk Assessment I |
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Introduction to Planning and Development |
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Intermediate Planning and Development |
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Introduction to Urban Design |
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Suburbs and the Culture of Sprawl |
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Environmental Design |
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Issues in Architecture and Urbanism |
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Introduction to Environmental Engineering (undergraduate course for non- engineering majors) |
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The following are graduate level engineering courses and require prior coursework or instructor permission: |
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Energy, Mass, and Momentum Transport Processes |
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Management of Water Resources and Environmental Systems |
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Environmental Physicochemical Processes |
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Transport and Fate of Organic Chemicals in the Environment |
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Environmental Aspects of Emerging Technology |
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Biological Processes in Environmental Engineering |
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Ethics and the Economy: Theological-Ethical Reflection on Economic Policy in an Expanding Global Market |
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Business Ethics: Succeeding Without Selling Your Soul |
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Global Ethics: Human Rights and International Development |
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Environmental Ethics |
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Seminar on World Religions and Ecology |
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Courses in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences |
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Workshop on Environmental and Natural Resource Economics |
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Economic Development I |
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Financial Economics |
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Econometrics |
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Microeconomics |
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Economics of Agriculture |
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Non-State Actors in World Politics |
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The Economics and Politics of the World Trading System |
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Development Economics Policy |
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Shifting the Development Policy Paradigm |
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Business, Government, and Globalization |
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Comparative Political Economy |