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Online Courses and Degrees in Natural Resources for Agency Professionals
Benefits of learning online with Oregon State
- Oregon State University is institutionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.
- Ecampus courses are taught by leading researchers and practitioners.
- OSU Ecampus is a national leader in online education.
- OSU is on a quarter-term system so you can start four times a year.
- All Ecampus students receive the same diploma and transcript as Oregon State's on-campus students.
- OSU is America's natural resources university, and is internationally recognized for its research and innovation.
OSU Master of Natural Resources instructor, Christine Olsen, discusses how OSU faculty create hands-on, engaging online courses that prepare students for success in the natural resources profession.
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Oregon State University is a member of the Natural Resources Distance Learning Consortium (NRDLC), which includes 10 universities who work together to provide more than 300 classes and dozens of degrees online in a variety of natural resource management disciplines aimed at agency professionals. The NRDLC is a partner with the United States Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management.
Oregon State is a premier teaching, research and service outreach institution located in Corvallis, Oregon, renowned for its expertise in natural resources and Forestry. OSU Ecampus is the university's nationally ranked provider of online education.
Throughout the year, Ecampus delivers more than 1,800 online courses in more than 115 subjects that are developed by OSU's world-class faculty. All Ecampus courses feature a vibrant learning atmosphere that includes the innovative use of technology as well as engaging interaction with faculty and learners located around the world.
Natural resources-related courses and degrees online
Courses by subject
- Natural resources
- Fisheries & wildlife sciences
- Forest resources
- Geosciences
- Mammal conservation
- Rangeland resources
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Master's programs
- Master of Natural Resources
- Professional Science Master's in Fisheries and Wildlife Administration
- Professional Science Master's in Environmental Sciences
Graduate certificates
- Fisheries management
- Forests and climate change
- GIScience
- Sustainable natural resources
- Urban forestry
- Water conflict management and transformation
- Wildlife management
Bachelor's degrees
- Agricultural sciences
- Environmental economics and policy
- Environmental sciences
- Fisheries and wildlife sciences
- Geography and geospatial science
- Horticulture
- Natural resources
- Rangeland sciences
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