The degree is built around four major components: eight core courses and one seminar style course, an immersion in ecosystem studies, an extensive practicum, and a multi-faceted final project.

Block I: July – October

EnEd 510	Natural History of the Southern Great Lakes	3 cr.
EnEd 515	Research Methods and Measurements	3 cr.
EnEd 520	Principles of Environmental Education	3 cr.
EnEd 580	Practicum in Environmental Education	1 cr.
EnEd 560	Creative Project and Paper	1 cr.
			11 credits
Block II: November – February
EnEd 525	Environmental Issues and History of EE	3 cr.
EnEd 530	Leadership for EE in Programs and Centers	3 cr.
EnEd 550	Creation Care, Peace, and Justice	1 cr.
EnEd 560	Creative Project and Paper	1 cr.
EnEd 5xx	International Env. Ed. (Andros Island, Bahamas)	3 cr.
			11 credits
Block III: March – June
EnEd 535	Land Management for EE	3 cr.
EnEd 570	Professional Field Studies in Environmental Education	2 cr.
EnEd 560	Creative Project and Paper	3 cr.
EnEd 580	Practicum in Environmental Education	3 cr.
			11 credits
		Total	33 credits