SNRE graduate students are required to complete at least one course (3 credits) in each of SNRE's five core course areas.
The Interdisciplinary Ecology graduate programs requires at least one course from this approved list of Principles of Ecology courses for MS and PhD students. Core courses in this track enable students to gain a foundational understanding of ecological concepts or to explore the ecology of organisms, populations, and communities more deeply, and/or ecosystems.
| Number | Title | Credits | Term |
| ALS 5155 | Global Agroecosystems | 3 | Fall |
| ALS 5156 | Agricultural Ecology Principles & Applications | 3 | Fall |
| BOT 5695 | Ecosystems of Florida | ||
| ENY 6454 | Behavioral Ecology and Systematics | 3 | Spring |
| ENY 6203 | Insect Ecology | 3 | Fall |
| FAS 5276C | Field Ecology of Aquatic Organisms | 4 | Summer |
| FAS 6176 | Algae Biology & Ecology | 3 | Spring |
| FAS 6272 | Marine Ecological Processes | 3 | Fall |
| FAS 5407 | Biology and Ecology of Fisheries & Aquaculture Invertebrates | 3 | Summer |
| FAS 6273 | Trophic Ecology of Fishes | 3 | Spring |
| FOR 6155 | Forest Ecosystem Resilience | 3 | Fall |
| FOR 6170 | Tropical Forest Ecology | 3 | Spring |
| PCB 5046C | Advanced Ecology | ||
| PCB 5338 | Principles of Ecosystem Ecology | 3 | Fall |
| PCB 5415C | Behavioral Ecology | 4 | Fall |
| PCB 6447C | Community Ecology | 3 | Spring |
| SWS 5305C | Soil Microbial Ecology | 3 | Fall |
| WIS 5555C | Conservation Biology | ||
| WIS 6405 | Biodiversity | 3 | Fall |
| WIS6455 | Wildlife Population Ecology | 3 | Fall |
| WIS 6468C | Patterns and Processes in Landscape Ecology | 3 | Fall |
The Interdisciplinary Ecology graduate program requires at least one course from the approved list of Natural Sciences courses for MS and PhD students. Natural science courses seek to understand how biotic and abiotic resources are linked to management actions and outcomes within an ecosystem context. This is an extremely broad realm that includes core courses on biophysical systems and processes, natural ecosystems, and intensively managed and built ecosystems dedicated to meeting human needs.
| Number | Title | Credits | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| AGR 5511 | Crop Ecology | 3 | Fall |
| BOT 5655C | Physiological Plant Ecology | ||
| ENY 5006 | Graduate Survey of Entomology | 3 | Fall |
| FAS 5203C | Biology of Fishes | 4 | Fall |
| FNR 6564 | Ecohydrology | 3 | Fall |
| FOR5157 | Ecosystem Restoration Principles and Practice | 3 | Fall |
| FOR 6164 | Silviculture: Concepts and Application | 3 | Fall |
| FOR 6215 | Fire Paradigms | ||
| FOR 6151 | Forest Ecosystem Health | 3 | Fall |
| GEO 5305 | Environmental Biogeography | 3 | Spring |
| GLY 6738 | Estuarine Systems | 3 | Fall |
| HOS 6345 | Environmental Physiology | 4 | Fall (Even years) |
| HOS 6355 | Root and Rhizosphere Ecology | 3 | Fall |
| MCB 6151 | Prokaryotic Diversity | 3 | Summer C |
| PCB 5307C | Limnology | 3 | Spring |
| PCB 6377C | Physiological Ecology of Vertebrates | ||
| SWS 5050 | Soils for Environmental Professionals | 3 | Fall |
| SWS 5224 | Environmental Biogeochemistry | 3 | Spring |
| SWS 5248 | Wetlands and Water Quality | 3 | Fall |
| SWS 5308 | Ecology of Waterborne Pathogens | 3 | Spring |
| VME 6602 | General Toxicology | 3 | Spring |
The Interdisciplinary Ecology graduate program requires at least one course from the approved list of Social Sciences courses for MS and PhD students. Social science courses encompass a diverse range of academic disciplines (including but not limited to Anthropology, Criminology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Religion, and Sociology) that focus on issues of human thought, action, institutions, conflicts, and management of natural resources and the environment. Core courses in the social sciences focus on central theoretical concerns and/or offer surveys of major topics in a social science discipline regarding natural resources and the environment. Social science electives tend to be more specialized, whether they focus on theoretical perspectives, substantive topics, management problems or regions of the world.
| Number | Title | Credits | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| AEC 5060 | Public Opinion and Agricultural and Natural Resources Issues | 3 | Fall |
| AEC 6540 | Communications Theory and Strategies for Agricultural and Natural Resources | 3 | Spring |
| ALS 5932 | Environment & Society | ||
| ANG 6930 | Environmental Anthropology | ||
| EDF 6215 | Educational Psychology: Learning Theory | ||
| FNR 6061 | Conflict & Collaboration in Natural Resources | 3 | Summer C |
| FOR 6005 | Conservation Behavior | ||
| FYC 6330 | Theories of Community Development | ||
| GEO 6408 | Parks and People | ||
| INR 6039 | International Political Economy | 3 | Fall |
| LAS 6047 | Conservation and Development Practice | 3 | Fall |
| LAW 6470 | Environmental Law | 3 | Spring |
| LAW 6472 | Natural Resources Law | ||
| PHC 6001 | Principles of Epidemiology in Public Health | 3 | Summer |
| RLG6183 | Religion and Environmental Ethics | 3 | Spring |
| SYA 7933 | Crime and the Environment | 3 | Fall |
| SYD 6517 | Seminar in Environment and Society | ||
| SYD 6520 | Environmental Governance | ||
| WST 6348 | Ecofeminism | 3 | Spring |
The Interdisciplinary Ecology graduate program requires at least one course from the approved list of Sustainability Science courses for MS and PhD students. These courses focus on the integration of ecological, natural sciences, and social factors to sustain humans and ecological systems. Sustainability science emphasizes interdisciplinary issues involving the integrity and resilience of natural and social systems over time, including environmental health and those that blend environmental policy, economics, justice, which requires integrative thinking to address complex problems.
| Number | Title | Credits | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| AEB 6933 | Economics of Environmental Policy and Sustainability | ||
| AEB 7453 | Natural Resource Economics | ||
| ANG 5266 | Economic Anthropology | ||
| ARC 6391 | Architecture, Energy, and Ecology | ||
| FNR 6669 | Policy & Economics of Natural Resources | 3 | Spring |
| FOR 5625 | Forest Water Resources Management | ||
| FOR 6628/LAS 6290 | Community Forest Management | 3 | Fall |
| FYC 6302 | Sustainable Community Development | 3 | Spring |
| GEA 6464 | Resource Utilization and Conservation in Latin America | ||
| LAS 6290/ANT 6930 | Ethnoecology | ||
| LAS 6938/AFS 6905 | Foundations of Economics for Sustainable Development | ||
| LAW 6936 | Environmental Justice Seminar | ||
| SWS 5208 | Sustainable Agriculture and Urban Land Management | 3 | Fall |
| SWS 5246 | Water Resource Sustainability | 3 | Spring |
| SWS 5551 | Soils, Water, and Public Health | 3 | Spring |
| URP 6421 | Environmental Land Use Planning and Management | 3 | Fall |
| VME 6606 | Ecological Risk Assessment | ||
| VME 6607 | Human Health Risk Assessment |
The Interdisciplinary Ecology graduate program requires at least one course from the approved list of courses in Data Science for MS and PhD students. These courses focus on analyzing and interpreting data and information using methods drawn from statistics, geospatial science, information science, and disciplinary knowledge. Electives within this category support development of a foundation in statistical concepts, experimental design, interpretation of documents, interviews, and observations, or application of theoretical and statistical models.
| Number | Title | Credits | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABE 5643C | Biological Systems Modeling | 3 | Fall |
| AEB 6553 | Elements of Econometrics | 3 | Spring |
| AEC 6552 | Evaluating Programs in Extension Education | 3 | Summer C |
| ALS 6501 | Data Carpentry for Biologists | 3 | Fall |
| ALS 6502 | Linear Models in Agriculture and Natural Resouces | 3 | Spring |
| ALS 6500 | Multivariate Statistics | 3 | Fall |
| ECO 7427 | Econometric Methods II | 3 | Spring |
| FAS 5335C | Applied Fisheries Statistics | ||
| FOR 5435 | Forest Information Systems | 3 | Summer B |
| FOR 6156 | Simulation Analysis of Forest Ecosystems | 3 | Spring |
| FYC 6802 | Advanced Research Methods for Family, Youth, and Community Sciences | 3 | Spring |
| MET 6752 | Spatial Analysis of Atmospheric Data Using GIS | ||
| PHC 6011 | Epidemiology Methods | 3 | Summer A |
| STA 6093 | Introduction to Applied Statistics | 3 | Fall & Spring |
| STA 6126 | Statistical Methods in Social Research I | ||
| STA 6166 | Statistical Methods in Research I | 3 | Fall |
| STA 6167 | Statistical Methods in Research II | 3 | Spring |
| SUR 5386 | Image Processing for Remote Sensing | 3 | Spring |
| SUR 5365 | Digital Mapping | 3 | Fall |
| SWS 5721C | GIS in Land Resource Management | 3 | Fall |
| SYA 6407 | Quantitative Research Methods | 3 | Spring |
| URP 6270 | Introduction to Planning Information Systems | 3 | Spring |
| URP 6275 | Intermediate Planning Information Systems | 3 | Spring |
| WIS 6466 | Wildlife Population Modeling |
SNRE graduate students may choose from the following elective courses taught by SNRE's partner departments to round out their core coursework.
|
Course Number and Title |
Credits |
|
AEC 6932 Qualitative Research Methods (permanent number in review) |
|
|
ALS 5156 Agricultural Ecology Principles & Applications |
3 |
|
ANG 6086 Historical Ecology |
3 |
|
EES 6007 Advanced Energy and Environment |
|
|
EES 6309 Wetland Design and Restoration |
3 |
|
EES 6935 Water, Wetlands, and Watersheds Seminar |
1 |
|
ENY 6203 Insect Ecology Laboratory |
3 |
|
ENY 6206 Ecology of Vector-Borne Disease |
3 |
|
ENY 6207L Pollination Ecology |
3 |
|
FAS 5901 Scientific Thinking in Ecology |
2 |
|
FAS 6154 Marine Adaptations: Invertebrate Physiology |
|
|
FAS 6932 Topics in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences: Freshwater Ecology |
|
|
FAS 6932 Topics in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences: Invasion Ecology of Aquatic Animals |
|
|
FOR 5157 Ecosystem Restoration Principles and Practices |
|
|
FOR 6154 Analysis of Forest Ecosystems |
|
|
MCB 6670C The Microbiome |
|
|
SWS 6323 Advance Microbial Ecology |
|
|
ZOO 6542 Nutrition Ecology |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Macroecology |
3 |
| Course Number and Title | Credits |
|---|---|
|
AGR 5230C Florida Grassland Agroecosystems |
3 |
|
AGR 5307 Molecular Genetics for Crop Improvement |
3 |
|
AGR 5444 Ecophysiology of Crop Plants |
3 |
|
AGR 6233 Tropical Grassland Agroecosystems |
3 |
|
AGR 6422C Environmental Crop Nutrition |
3 |
|
AOM 6932 Principles and Issues in Environmental Hydrology |
3 |
|
ANG 6930 Special Topics in Anthropology: Hunter-Gatherers |
3 |
|
BOT 5685C Tropical Botany |
3 |
|
BOT 5725C Taxonomy of Vascular Plants |
3 |
|
BOT 6935 Special Topics: Ecology and Natural History of the Tropics |
3 |
|
CWR 6252 Environmental Biogeochemistry of Trace Metals |
3 |
|
EES 6208 Principles of Water Chemistry I |
3 |
|
EES 6225 Atmospheric Chemistry |
3 |
|
EES 6307 Advanced Ecological Engineering |
3 |
|
EES 6308C Wetland Ecology |
3 |
|
ENY 4571/6576 Honey Bee Biology |
3 |
|
ENY 4573/6572 Beekeeping I/Apiculture I |
3 |
|
ENY 4574/6575 Beekeeping II/Apiculture II (requires ENY4573/6572 as a prerequisite) |
3 |
|
ENY 5006L Graduate Survey of Entomology Lab |
3 |
|
ENY 6203L Insect Ecology Laboratory |
1 |
|
ENV 6508 Wetland Hydrology |
4 |
|
FAS 6932 Topics in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences: Fisheries Ecology & Management |
3 |
|
FAS 6932 Topics in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences: Fish & Water Quality |
3 |
|
FNR 5335 Agroforestry |
3 |
|
FNR 6061 Conflict & Collaboration in Natural Resources |
3 |
|
FNR 6628 Watershed Restoration and Management |
3 |
|
FOR 5159 Ecology and Restoration of Longleaf Pine Ecosystems |
3 |
|
FOR 5161 Forest Productivity and Health |
3 |
|
FOR 5756 Non-Timber Forest Products |
3 |
|
FOR 6151 Forest Ecosystem Health |
3 |
|
FOR 6154 Analysis of Forest Ecosystems |
1 |
|
FOR 6170 Tropical Forestry |
3 |
|
FOR 6340 Physiology of Forest Trees |
3 |
|
FOR 6934 Topics in Forest Resources and Conservation |
3 |
|
GEO 5809 Geography of World Agriculture |
3 |
|
GEO 6255 Climatology |
3 |
|
GLY 5246 Geochemistry |
3 |
|
GLY 5247 Surface and Groundwater Interactions |
3 |
|
GLY 5255 Organic Geochemistry and Geobiology |
3 |
|
GLY 5558 Sedimentology |
3 |
|
GLY 5827 Ground Water Geology |
3 |
|
GLY 6075 Global Climate Change |
3 |
|
GLY 6256 Chemical Biomarkers in Aquatic Systems |
3 |
|
GLY 6826 Hydrologic Modeling |
3 |
|
GLY 6932 Global Sea Level |
3 |
|
GLY 6932 Paleoliminology |
3 |
|
GLY 6932 Stable Isotope Geochemistry |
3 |
|
GLY 6932 Survey of Geobiology |
3 |
|
HOS 6932 Advanced Ecological Restoration |
3 |
|
HOS 6932 Horticultural Physiology |
3 |
|
HOS 6991 Seed Biology |
3 |
|
MCB 5705 Astrobiology |
3 |
|
MCB 6781 Archaea and Biotechnology |
3 |
|
MCB 6937 Bacterial Physiology |
3 |
|
OCP 6050 Physical Oceanography |
3 |
|
ORH 5817C Advanced Florida Native Landscaping |
3 |
|
PCB 5356 Tropical Ecology |
3 |
|
PCB 6496C Stream Ecology |
1 |
|
PCB 6675C Evolution Biogeography |
3 |
|
PHC 6937 Special Topics in Public Health: Aquatic Systems and Environmental Health |
|
|
PLS 5265 Upland Invasive Plant Management |
3 |
|
PLS 5633 Aquatic Plant Management |
3 |
|
SWS 5247 Hydric Soils |
2 |
|
SWS 5406 Soil and Water Chemistry |
3 |
|
SWS 5424C Soil Chemical Analysis |
3 |
|
SWS 5605C Environmental Soil Physics |
3 |
|
SWS 5716C Environmental Pedology |
3 |
|
SWS 6448 Biogeochemistry of Wetlands and Aquatic Systems |
3 |
|
SWS 6454 Advanced Soil and Water Chemistry |
3 |
|
SWS 6932 Conservation Hydrology |
3 |
|
SWS 6992 Aquatic Toxicology: Science and Applications |
3 |
|
SWS 6932 Topics in Soils: Landscape Hydrology |
3 |
|
VME 6603 Advanced Toxicology |
3 |
|
VME 6605 Toxic Substances |
3 |
|
VME 6934 Ecotoxicology and Risk Assessment |
3 |
|
WDS 6005 Weed Management for Organic and Sustainable Cropping Systems. |
3 |
|
WIS 6XXX Coupled Human and Wildlife Systems |
3 |
|
WIS 6934 Topics in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Concepts of Adaptive Management |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Ecological Basis of Tropical Conservation |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Scales in Ecosystems |
3 |
| Course Number and Title |
| AEB 6106 Microeconomic Principles and Analysis |
| AEB 6225 Public Policy and the Agribusiness Firm |
| AEC 5032 Agricultural and Natural Resources Media Writing |
| AEC 5037 Agricultural Media Production (Podcasting to Increase Science Literacy section) |
| AEC 5454 Leadership Development for Extension and Community Nonprofit Organizations |
| AEC 5541 Instructional and Communication Technologies in Agriculture and Natural Resources |
| AEC 6210 Designing Educational Programs in Agricultural Settings |
| AEC 6211 Delivering Educational Programs in Agricultural Settings |
| AEC 6300 Methodology of Planned Change |
| AEC 6316 From America to Zimbabwe: An Overview of International Extension Systems |
| AEC 6411 Organizational Leadership |
| AEC 6419 Communication and Competencies for Global Leadership |
| AEC 6426 Development of a Volunteer Leadership Program |
| AEC 6501 Developing and Conducting Needs Assessments in Extension Settings |
| AEC 6543 Teaching and Learning Theory: Applications in Agricultural Education and Communication |
| AEC 6552 Evaluating Programs in Extension Education |
| AEC 6611 Agricultural and Extension Adult Education |
| ANG 5126 Zooarchaeology |
| ANG 5164 The Inca and Their Ancestors |
| ANG 5266 Economic Anthropology |
| ANG 5330 The Tribal People of Lowland South America |
| ANG 5352 Peoples of Africa |
| ANG 5354 Anthropology of Modern Africa |
| ANG 5531 Culture and Nutrition |
| ANG 5700 Applied Anthropology |
| ANG 6110 Archaeological Theory |
| ANG 6273 Legal Anthropology |
| ANG 6274 Principles of Political Anthropology |
| ANG 6286 Seminar in Contemporary Theory: The Politics of Nature |
| ANG 6930 Special Topics in Anthropology: Health, Contamination, and Culture |
| ANG 6930 Special Topics in Anthropology: Hunter-Gatherers |
| ARC 6399 Advanced Topics in Urban Design |
| BOT 6927/LAW 6930 Advances in Botany: Comparative Forest Management & Policy |
| BSC 6038 Broader Impacts of Science on Society |
| CPO 6795 Environmental Politics |
| CPO 6796 Water Politics |
| ENV 6932 Special Problems in Environmental Engineering: Adaptive Management: People and Policy |
| ENV 6932 Special Problems in Environmental Engineering: Environmental Institutions and Regulations |
| ENV 6932 Special Problems in Environmental Engineering: Global Environmental Policies and Institutions |
| ENV 6932 Special Problems in Environmental Engineering: Natural Resource and Environmental Policy |
| FAS 6355C Fisheries Management |
| FAS 6705 Fisheries and Aquaculture: An Economics Perspective |
| FAS 6932 UF in the UK: Coastal Fisheries Management |
| FOR 6005 Conservation Behavior |
| FOR 6151 Communication and Negotiation in Environmental and Natural Resource Dispute Resolution |
| FOR 6154 Analysis and Communication of Environmental Issues |
| FOR 6164 Sustainable Ecotourism Development |
| FOR 6215 Economics of Forest Resources |
| FOR 6628 Community Fire Management |
| GEO 5285 Food and Agriculture Policy |
| GEO 5957C Communicating Science |
| GEO 6938 Seminar in Food and Agricultural Geography |
| LAS 6291 Conservation and Development Skills |
| LAW 6474 Coastal and Ocean Law |
| LAW 6930 Federal Wildlife Law |
| LAW 6930 Law, Science, and Policy of Water Management |
| LDE 6931 Regenerative Landscape Design |
| MAR 6930 Special Topics in Marine Sciences: Marine Wildlife Health |
| MMC 6402 Mass Communication Perspectives |
| MMC 6660 Mass Media and Health |
| MMC 6936 Special Topics in Mass Communication: Environmental Journalism |
| MMC 6936 Special Topics in Mass Communication: Investigative Journalism |
| NRG 6931 Advanced Topics in Natural Resource Governance: Natural Resource Governance for Inter-Sectoral Conflicts |
| NRG 6931 Advanced Topics in Natural Resource Governance: The Role of Private Sector in Conservation |
| PAD 6934 Topics in Public Administration: Public Lands and River Governance |
| PAD 6934 Topics in Public Administration: Water Security and Governance |
| PUP 6007 Policy Process |
| PUP 6009 Public Policy Analysis |
| PUP 6209 Urban Policy |
| SCE 5695 Diversity and Equity in Science Teaching |
| SCE 5846 Perspectives in Science and Environmental Education |
| SWS 5115C Environmental Nutrient Management |
| SWS 5551 Soils, Water, and Public Health |
| SWS 5721C GIS in Soil and Water Science |
| SWS 6136 Soil and Water Chemistry |
| SWS 6306 Soil Physics |
| SWS 6406 Environmental Soil Physics |
| SWS 6722C Soil-Landscape Modeling |
| URP 6421 Environmental Land Use Planning and Management |
| Course Number and Title | Credits |
| ABE 5707C Agricultural Waste Management | 3 |
| AEB 7453 Natural Resource Economics | |
| ALS 5155 Global Agroecosystems | |
| ANG 5303 Women & Development | 3 |
| ANG 5702 Anthropology and Development | 3 |
| ANG 6930 Special Topics in Anthropology: Plants and Culture | 3 |
| ARC 6934 European Approach to Sustainable Design | 3 |
| BCN 6580 High-Performance Green Building Delivery Systems | 3 |
| BCN 6585 Sustainable Construction | 3 |
| BCN 6586 Construction Ecology and Metabolism | 3 |
| BCN 6641 Construction Value Engineering | 3 |
| DCP 6931 Special Topics in Design, Construction, and Planning | 3 |
| EVR 5705 Special Topics: Natural Resources and Innovation Systems | |
| FAS 6356 Fisheries Enhancement | |
| FAS 6932 Topics in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences: Marine Protected Areas | |
| FNR 6668 Natural Resources in a Changing Climate | |
| FOR 5615 Forest Conservation and Management Policies and Issues | |
| FOR 5626 Forest Resource Management | |
| FOR 6155 Forest Ecosystem Resilience | |
| FOR 6170 Tropical Forestry | |
| FOR 6934 Topics in Forest Resources and Conservation: Education for Sustainability | |
| FOR 6934 Topics in Forest Resources and Conservation: Field Skills for Forest Conservation | |
| GEO 5605 Advanced Urban Geography | |
| GEO 6938 Selected Topics in Geography: Community Conservation and Rural Development in Africa | |
| GEO 6938 Selected Topics in Geography: Economic Principles and Tools for Conservation Managers in the Tropics | |
| GEO 6938 Selected Topics in Geography: Land Use Land Cover Change | |
| GEO 6938 Selected Topics in Geography: Management of Protected Areas in Africa and the Americas | |
| GEA 6419 Seminar: South America | |
| GEA 6466 Seminar on Geography of Amazonia | |
| HMG 6740 Smart Cities, Attractions, and Theme Parks | |
| ICM 6680 Principles of International Sustainable Construction | 3 |
| INR 6039 International Political Economy | |
| LAA 6231 Landscape Architecture Theory | |
| LAS 6291 Conservation and Development Skills: Communication and Leadership Skills | |
| LAS 6291 Conservation and Development Skills: Conflict and Collaboration Management | |
| LAS 6291 Conservation and Development Skills: Facilitation Skills for Collaboration Management | |
| LAS 6938 Seminar in Modern Latin American Studies: Amazon | |
| LAS 6938 Seminar in Modern Latin American Studies: Foundations of Economic Analysis for Sustainable Development | |
| LAS 6938 Seminar in Modern Latin American Studies: Tropical Resource | |
| LAS 6938/ANG 6930 Special Topics: Anthropology of Development in Latin America | |
| LAS 6940 Tropical Conservation and Development Practicum: Sustainable Development Practice | |
| LEI 6351 Heritage Tourism | |
| LEI 6557 Recreation Management in the Coastal Zone | |
| LEI 6895 Tourism Theory and Concepts | |
| LEI 6931 Sustaining Humans & their Environments – Australia (Study Abroad) | |
| LEI 6931 Sustaining Humans & their Environments – New Zealand (Study Abroad) | |
| LEI 6931 Sustaining Humans & their Environments – New Zealand (Study Abroad) | |
| SUR 6427 Land Tenure and Administration | |
| SWS 5115 Environmental Nutrient Management | |
| SWS 5132 Tropical Soil Management | |
| SWS 5805 Environmental Soil and Water Monitoring Techniques | |
| SWS 6134 Soil Quality | |
| SWS 6209 Urban Soil and Water Systems | |
| SWS 6366 Biodegradation and Bioremediation | |
| SWS 6932 Topics in Soils: Forest and Soil Ecosystem Services | |
| SWS 6932 Watershed Planning and Management | |
| SWS 6932 Topics in Soils: Forest and Soil Ecosystem Services | |
| TTE 5006 Advanced Urban Transportation Planning | 3 |
| URP 4273/6270 Introduction to Planning Information Systems | |
| URP 4640/6645 Sustainable Urbanism in Europe | |
| URP 4804/6646 International Perspectives in Urban and Regional Planning | |
| URP 6445 Planning for Climate Change | |
| VME 6934 Functional Genomics Applications in Toxicology | |
| VME 6934 Topics in Veterinary Medicine Sciences: Aquatic Animal Conservation Issues |
|
Course Number and Title |
Credits |
|
AEB 7333 Applied Valuation Method |
3 |
|
AEB 7571 Econometrics |
|
|
AGR 5266C Field Plot Techniques |
3 |
|
AGR 6932 / SWS 6932 Ecosystem Services: Theory, Methods, and Practice |
|
|
ANG 5485 Research Design in Anthropology |
3 |
|
ANG 6091 Research Strategies in Anthropology |
3 |
|
ANG 6930 Special Topics in Anthropology: Anthropology, GIS, and Human Ecosystems |
3 |
|
ECO 7427 Econometric Methods II |
3 |
|
ENV 6043 Life Cycle Assessment |
|
|
ENV 6932 Special Problems in Environmental Engineering: Adaptive Management: Water and Watershed Systems |
|
|
ENV 6932 Special Problems in Environmental Engineering: Green Engineering Design and Sustainability |
|
|
FAS 6337C Fish Population Dynamics |
|
|
FAS 6339C Advanced Quantitative Fisheries Assessment |
|
|
FAS 6416 Spatial Ecology & Modeling of Fish Populations |
|
|
FNR 5072C Environmental Education Program Development |
|
|
FOR 6172C Tropical Forestry Field Course |
|
|
FOR 6543 Natural Resource Economics and Valuation |
|
|
FOR 6934 Topics in Forest Resources and Conservation: Field Skills for Forest Conservation |
|
|
FOR 6943 Topics in Forest Resources and Conservation: Forest Biometrics |
|
|
ZOO 6308 Dynamic Optimization Modeling in Behavioral and Evolutionary Ecology |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Ecological Modeling of Data |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Quantitative Methods & Ecological Inference |
3 |
|
ZOO 6927 Special Topics in Zoology: Statistical Principles for the Biological Sciences |
3 |
Below are the syllabi of the graduate courses taught by SNRE. Other course syllabi are on the departmental or personal home pages of the professors teaching the courses. Most courses in the graduate curricula are taught in SNRE's partner departments.
EVR 6933: SNRE Seminar
Each graduate student must register for the SNRE Seminar, EVR 6933, for 1 credit hour in a semester. SNRE also requires you also to take the SNRE Seminar a second time in another semester. For this second time of taking the SNRE Seminar, you can either register again for the seminar for 1 credit hour, or attend the seminar (you do not register for it). The seminar is offered in both fall and spring semesters. The schedule for each semester can be found here.
EVR 5705: Natural Resources and Innovation Systems
(Only offered Spring Semester)
ALS 5932: Environment and Society
The Graduate Catalog defines a concentration as a subprogram of courses offered within a graduate major. The School faculty established a concentration within the major to enable students to claim mastery of a traditional discipline in addition to the interdisciplinary major.
The standard concentration in the Interdisciplinary Ecology major comprises 6 credit hours for the master's or 12 credit hours for the doctorate. Some concentrations may require additional hours. Ph.D. students are required to complete a concentration.
Note: 7979 and/or 7980 hours cannot count toward a concentration. Master's coursework cannot be applied to Ph.D. concentration hours.
Concentrations are audited according to their departmental degree program codes or concentration codes and thus are formally identified on the student's transcript. When planning your program of study, be sure that the courses intended for the concentration are all in one department's curriculum or else in an interdisciplinary concentration approved by the Graduate School.
