Courses

Course #TitleInstructorScheduleLocation
EPS 6Introduction to Environmental Science and EngineeringWofsy & C. AndersonMW 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 10A Brief History of the EarthFischerMW 1:30-2:45 PMTBD
EPS 53Ocean Chemistry and Climate (aka Marine Geochemistry)JohnstonTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 55Earthquake ExplorerMousaviWF 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 102Data Analysis and Statistical Inference in the Earth and Environmental SciencesFuMW 3:00-4:15 PMTBD
EPS 105Confronting Climate ChangeSchragMW 12:00-1:15 PMTBD
EPS 121Planetary Crusts, Interstellar Materials and their OriginJacobsenR 3:45-5:45 PMTBD
EPS 135Observing the Ocean: Measurements and InstrumentationStraneoTR 9:00-10:15 AMTBD
EPS 140Geochemical and Cosmochemical ThermodynamisJacobsenM 3:45-5:45 PMTBD
EPS 158Physics of the Atmosphere and ClimateKuangTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 164Chemistry for Energy, Climate, and EnvironmentMartinMW 12:00-1:15 PMTBD
EPS 191Stable Isotope Methods in Modern and Paleo EcologyUnoR 9:00-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 208Physics of the Atmosphere and ClimateKuangTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 243Geochemical and Cosmochemical ThermodynamisJacobsenM 3:45-5:45 PMTBD
EPS 261Theoretical SeismologyIshiiTBDTBD
EPS 270Advanced Structural Interpretation MethodsShaw & PleschMW 9:00-10:15 AMTBD

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES AND CORE COURSES TAUGHT BY EPS FACULTY

GENED 1098Natural DisastersMeadeMW 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
GENED 1167Climate CrossroadsJ. AndersonMW 1:30-2:45 PMTBD
EPS 91Supervised Reading and ResearchFu & Halligann/an/a
EPS 99ASenior Thesis TutorialC. Anderson & Jamesn/an/a
EPS 174Field Experiences in Earth and Planetary SciencesFun/an/a
EPS 274Field GeologyFun/an/a

OTHER COURSES TAUGHT BY EPS FACULTY

FYSEMR 22IThe Science of SailingBloxhamM 6:00-8:00 PMTBD
FYSEMR 23IEarth Science Goes to the Movies: Math and Physics of Natural (?) DisastersIshiiTBDTBD
FYSEMR 51CScience in the Age of Artificial IntellegenceMeadeR 3:00-5:00 PMTBD
FYSEMR 52LLife and Death Lessons from the Fossil RecordOrtega-HernandezR 9:45-11:45 AMTBD
FYSEMR 52QRoots & Routes: The Biogeochemistry of Food, From Soil to PlatePearsonT 9:00-11:45 AMTBD
Location Key:  GM = Geological Museum, 24 Oxford Street; H = Hoffman Lab, 20 Oxford Street; MCZ = HUCE/Harvard Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford Street; MD = Maxwell Dworkin, 33 Oxford Street; SC = Science Center, 1 Oxford Street; SEC = Science and Engineering Complex, 150 Western Avenue, Allston

Course #TitleInstructorScheduleLocation
EPS 101Global Warming Science 101TzipermanW 3:00-5:45 PMTBD
EPS 109Earth Resources and the EnvironmentShawMW 9:00-10:15 AMTBD
EPS 112ThermodynamicsMartinMW 12:00-1:15 PMTBD
EPS 120Introduction to Planetary SciencesFuTBDTBD
EPS 133Atmospheric ChemistryJacobWF 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 161Applied Environmental ToxicologySunderlandTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 166State-of-the-Art Harvard Climate Observatory and Associated InstrumentationJ. AndersonMWF 1:30-2:45 PMTBD
EPS 168Human Environmental Data Science: Agriculture, Conflict, and HealthHuybersMW 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 210AI for Earth and Planetary SciencesMousaviW 9:00-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 220A Survey of Planetary SciencesFuTBDTBD
EPS 237Planetary Radiation and ClimateWordsworthTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 248Topics in Mineral Physics and ChemistryFischerTBDTBD
EPS 261Sea Level ChangeMitrovicaTBDTBD
EPS 262Theoretical SeismologyIshiiTBDTBD
EPS 269Advanced Approaches to Crustal DeformationMeadeT 9:00-11:45 AMTBD
EPS 299Communication Skills of AcademicPearsonT 12:00-2:45 PMTBD

GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES AND CORE COURSES TAUGHT BY EPS FACULTY

GENED 1018How to Build a Habitable PlanetLangmuirMW 12:00-1:15 PMTBD
GENED 1027Human Evolution, Human Health, and Climate ChangeUnoTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
GENED 1070Life as a Planetary PhenomenonSasselovTR 10:30-11:45 AMTBD
GENED 1158Water and the EnvironmentMcCollTR 1:30-2:45 PM TBD
EPS 91Supervised Reading and ResearchFu & Halligann/an/a
EPS 99BSenior Thesis TutorialC. Anderson & Jamesn/an/a
EPS 174Field Experiences in Earth and Planetary SciencesFun/an/a
EPS 274Field GeologyFun/an/a
OTHER COURSES TAUGHT BY EPS FACULTY
FRSEMR 58FThe Life of an IcebergStraneoTBDTBD
Location Key:  GM = Geological Museum, 24 Oxford Street; H = Hoffman Lab, 20 Oxford Street; MCZ = HUCE/Harvard Center for the Environment, 26 Oxford Street; MD = Maxwell Dworkin, 33 Oxford Street; SC = Science Center, 1 Oxford Street; SEC = Science and Engineering Complex, 150 Western Avenue, Allston

*Subject to change

Fall 2027

  • EPS 10: A Brief History of the Earth
  • EPS 53: Ocean Chemistry and Climate (aka Marine Geochemistry)
  • EPS 55: Earthquake Explorer
  • EPS 102: Data Analysis and Statistical Inference in the Earth and Environmental Sciences
  • EPS 110: Introduction to Planetary Materials and Earth Resources
  • EPS 158: Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate
  • EPS 162: Hydrology
  • EPS 164: Chemistry for Energy, Climate, and Environment
  • EPS 191: Stable Isotope Methods in Modern and Paleo Ecology
  • EPS 200: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
  • EPS 208: Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate
  • EPS 262: Theoretical Seismology
  • EPS 263: Reading in Global Seismology
  • EPS 272: Topics in Structiral Geology, Tectonics, and Earthquake Science
  • EPS 275: Early Earth Habitability: Conditions for Life’s Emergence
  • EPS 286: Topics in Biogeochemistry
  • GENED 1018: How to Build a Habitable Planet
  • GENED 1098: Natural Disasters
  • GENED 1167: Climate Crossroads
  • GENED 1184: Worlds Beyond: The Past, Present and Future of our Solar System
  • FYSEMR 23I: Earth Science Goes to the Movies: Math and Physics of Natural(?) Disasters
  • FYSEMR 51C: Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
  • FYSEMR 52Q: Roots and Routes: The Biogeochemistry of Food, From Soil to Plate

Spring 2028

  • EPS 54: Minerals and Rocks of the Earth and Planets
  • EPS 56: The History and Evolution of Life on Earth
  • EPS 101: Global Warming Science 101
  • EPS 120: Introduction to Planetary Sciences
  • EPS 131: Introduction to Physical Oceanography and Climate
  • EPS 133: Atmospheric Chemistry
  • EPS 139: Paleoclimate as Prologue
  • EPS 141: Isotope and Trace Element Geochemistry and Geochronology
  • EPS 146: Ocean Ridges and the Earth System
  • EPS 161: Applied Environmental Toxicology
  • EPS 166: State-of-the-Art Harvard Climate Observatory and Associated Instrumentation
  • EPS 171: Structural Geology and Tectonics
  • EPS 210: AI for Earth and Planetary Sciences
  • EPS 220: A Survey of Planetary Sciences
  • EPS 230: Paleoclimate as Prologue
  • EPS 236: Environmental Modeling and Data Analysis
  • EPS 240: Isotope and Trace Element Geochemistry and Geochronology
  • EPS 244: Atmospheric Evolution and Habitability of Terrestrial Planets
  • EPS 247: Ocean Ridges and the Earth System
  • EPS 260: Geodynamic Impacts on Biodiversity & Human Migration
  • EPS 262: Theoretical Seismology
  • GENED 1027: Human Evolution, Human Health, and Climate Change
  • GENED 1158: Water and the Environment

Fall 2028

  • EPS 6: Introduction to Environmental Science and Engineering
  • EPS 10: A Brief History of the Earth
  • EPS 55: Earthquake Explorer
  • EPS 110: Introduction to Planetary Materials and Earth Resources
  • EPS 135: Observing the Ocean: Measurements and Instrumentation
  • EPS 160: Space Science and Engineering: Theory and Applications
  • EPS 164: Chemistry for Energy, Climate, and Environment
  • EPS 158: Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate
  • EPS 165: Introduction to Seismology
  • EPS 208: Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate
  • EPS 262: Theoretical Seismology
  • EPS 265: Introduction to Seismology
  • EPS 270: Advanced Structural Interpretation Methods
  • GENED 1018: How to Build a Habitable Planet
  • GENED 1098: Natural Disasters
  • GENED 1167: Climate Crossroads
  • FYSEMR 23I: Earth Science Goes to the Movies: Math and Physics of Natural(?) Disasters
  • FYSEMR 51C: Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
  • FYSEMR 52L: Life and Death Lessons from the Fossil Record

Spring 2029

  • EPS 56: The History and Evolution of Life on Earth
  • EPS 101: Global Warming Science 101
  • EPS 109: Earth Resources and the Environment
  • EPS 112: Thermodynamics
  • EPS 133: Atmospheric Chemistry
  • EPS 140: Geochemical and Cosmochemical Thermodynamics
  • EPS 145: Introduction to Igenous Petrology and Petrogenesis
  • EPS 161: Applied Environmental Toxicology
  • EPS 166: State-of-the-Art Harvard Climate Observatory and Associated Instrumentation
  • EPS 168: Human Environmental Data Science: Agriculture, Conflict, and Health
  • EPS 200: Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
  • EPS 210: AI for Earth and Planetary Sciences
  • EPS 237: Planetary Radiation and Climate
  • EPS 243: Geochemical and Cosmochemical Thermodynamics
  • EPS 245: Petrological Approaches to Understanding the Earth’s System
  • EPS 248: Topics in Mineral Physics and Chemistry
  • EPS 261: Sea Level Change
  • EPS 262: Theoretical Seismology
  • EPS 299: Communication Skills of Academia
  • GENED 1027: Human Evolution, Human Health, and Climate Change
  • GENED 1158: Water and the Environment
  • FYSEMR 58F: The Life of an Iceberg

Fall 2029

  • EPS 6: Introduction to Environmental Science and Engineering
  • EPS 10: A Brief History of the Earth
  • EPS 55: Earthquake Explorer
  • EPS 135: Observing the Ocean: Measurements and Instrumentation
  • EPS 158: Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate
  • EPS 162: Hydrology
  • EPS 164: Chemistry for Energy, Climate, and Environment
  • EPS 191: Stable Isotope Methods in Modern and Paleo Ecology
  • EPS 208: Physics of the Atmosphere and Climate
  • EPS 272: Topics in Structiral Geology, Tectonics, and Earthquake Science
  • GENED 1098: Natural Diasters
  • GENED 1167: Climate Crossroads
  • GENED 1184: Worlds Beyond: The Past, Present and Future of our Solar System
  • FYSEMR 23I: Earth Science Goes to the Movies: Math and Physics of Natural(?) Disasters
  • FYSEMR 51C: Science in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
  • FYSEMR 52L: Life and Death Lessons from the Fossil Record

Spring 2030

  • EPS 54: Minerals and Rocks of the Earth and Planets
  • EPS 56: The History and Evolution of Life on Earth
  • EPS 101: Global Warming Science 101
  • EPS 112: Thermodynamics
  • EPS 131: Introduction to Physical Oceanography and Climate
  • EPS 161: Applied Environmental Toxicology
  • EPS 166: State-of-the-Art Harvard Climate Observatory and Associated Instrumentation
  • EPS 171: Structural Geology and Tectonics
  • EPS 210: AI for Earth and Planetary Sciences
  • EPS 244: Atmospheric Evolution and Habitability of Terrestrial Planets
  • EPS 260: Geodynamic Impacts on Biodiversity & Human Migration
  • GENED 1027: Human Evolution, Human Health, and Climate Change
  • GENED 1158: Water and the Environment
  • FYSEMR 58F: Life of an Iceberg