# New Secondary Field Requirements (Classes of 2016 & 2017) The secondary field in ESPP offers students in other concentrations an opportunity to complement their studies with courses that will provide an environmental science and policy perspective. **Choose at least one:** SPU 25. Energy: Perspectives, Problems and Prospects SPU 29. The Climate-Energy Challenge SLS 22. Human Influences on Life in the Sea SLS 25. Trees, Forests and Global Change EPS 22. The Fluid Earth: Oceans, Atmosphere, Climate and Environment ESPP 10. Environmental Policy ESPP 11. Sustainable Development **Choose at least two upper-level courses from each of the two categories** (students may petition the Head Tutor to approve additional courses not on this list) **Social Sciences and Public Policy** ECON 1010a. Microeconomic Theory ECON 1661. Fundamentals of Environmental Economics ECON 1687. Economics of the Environment, Natural Resources, and Climate Change ESPP 77. Technology, Environment, and Society ESPP 78. Environmental Politics Gov 1016. Spatial Models for Social and Environmental Policy Hist 60c. The Nature of Modern China: Space, Science, and Environment Hist 97d. What is Environmental History? Hist of Sci 197. Nature, Environment, and the Understanding of Space **Natural Sciences and Engineering** ENG SCI 163. Pollution Control in Aquatic Ecosystems ENG SCI 165. Water Engineering EPS 109. Earth Resources and the Environment EPS 131. Introduction to Physical Oceanography and Climate EPS 132. Introduction to Meteorology and Climate EPS 133. Atmospheric Chemistry EPS 134. Global Warming Debates: The Reading Course EPS 135. Physics & Chemistry: Energy and Climate at the Global and Molecular Level EPS 200. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics EPS 208. Physics of Climate EPS 231. Climate Dynamics EPS 232. Dynamic Meteorology OEB 55. Ecology: Populations, Communities and Ecosystems OEB 118. Biological Oceanography OEB 157. Global Change Biology OEB 191. Physiological and Biochemical Adaptation **Additional Requirements** - During each semester there will be three evening discussion sessions that are intended specifically to engage ESPP and EE secondary field students in discussion with Harvard faculty. Some will require preparatory readings and others will require prior attendance at a public lecture on campus. Students will be required to attend at least one session for each semester once they have been accepted into the program. - Students must declare their engagement in this secondary field no later than study card day of their sixth term. They will then be assigned an advisor, following their submission of an anticipated course of study. - One junior ESPP tutorial may be used in substitution for one of the social science and public policy requirements.