Expeditionary Studies, B.S.

Core Foundations: (18-21 cr.)

• EXP 101 - The History and Culture of the Expedition (3 cr.)
• EXP 111 - Introduction to Adventure Leadership (2 cr.)
• EXP 121 - Outdoor Living Skills (4 cr.)
• EXP 172 - Planning Adventure Journeys (2 cr.)
• EXP 236 - Sophomore Expedition (3 cr.)
• EXP 321 - Outdoor Living Skills II (4 cr.)
• EXP 360 - Wilderness First Responder (3 cr.) or current Wilderness First Responder or Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician certification (0 cr.)

History, Culture and the Environment Foundations: (6 cr.)

Select two courses from the following options or alternate approved courses:

• EXP 303 - Adventure Travel and Tourism (3 cr.)
• EXP 370 - Topics: Outdoor Sports and Culture (3 cr.)
• GEG 332 - Environmental Justice (3 cr.)
• HIS 330 - The Cultural History of U.S. Exploration (3 cr.)
• PHI 350 - Environmental Ethics (3 cr.)
• PHI 364 - Outdoor Ethics (3 cr.)
• SOC 367 - Sociology of the Environment (3 cr.)

Capstones: (6 cr.)

• EXP 435 - Expedition Theory and Planning (3 cr.) (AWR)
• EXP 436 - Senior Expedition (3 cr.)

Primary Concentration: (11-14 cr.)

Complete one primary concentration: climbing, backcountry skiing/snowboarding, or paddlesports:

Secondary Concentration: (10-11 cr.)

Complete one secondary concentration: climbing, backcountry skiing/snowboarding, or paddlesports

Leadership Courses: (6 cr.)

Select two courses from the following:

• EXP 475 - Paddlesports Leadership (3 cr.)
• EXP 476 - Paddlesports Leadership II (3 cr.)
• EXP 480 - Rock Climbing Leadership (3 cr.)
• EXP 481 - Rock Climbing Leadership II (3 cr.)
• EXP 484 - Ice Climbing Leadership (3 cr.)
• EXP 485 - Backcountry Ski Leadership (3 cr.)
• EXP 487 - Backcountry Ski Leadership II (3 cr.)