Course
Sustainable Food Systems
SFS 3263
Sustainable Food Systems
4 credits
The Sustainable Food Systems course examines food systems broadly and aims to provide students an experiential learning opportunity while we explore tropical natural, cultural, and agricultural landscapes. The course provides an overview of agroecology, economic botany, and associated cultural, environmental and sustainability issues, and touches broadly on the historical, social, cultural, economic and political factors that shape food systems.
Summer Session 2
Farming for the Future – Australia & Bali
Australia