The list below provides a sampling of OSU courses available through OSU Extended Campus that apply to the Natural Resources degree program. Click on the course number below to view course description and term availability.
AG 421^ | Leadership Development (3) |
AEC 253 | Evolution of US Environmental & Natural Resource Law (4) |
AEC 351 | NR Economics and Policy (3) |
AEC 353 | Public Land Law & Policy (4) |
AEC 453 | Public Land & Resource Law (4) |
BI 370 | General Ecology (3) |
BOT 440 | Field Methods Veg Sci (4) |
BOT 479^/ENSC 479^ | Environmental Case Studies (3) |
CH 374 | Technology, Energy, & Risk (3) |
COMM 321 | Intro to Communication Theory (3) |
CSS 205 | Soils: Sustainable Ecosystems (4) |
CSS 395 | World Soil Resources (3) |
CSS 499/S | Soil Quality (1) |
CSS 499/O | Organic Farming (1) |
CSS 499/C | Cropping Sys for Sustainability (1) |
ECON 201 | Intro to Micro Econ (4) |
FOR 352 | Wilderness Mgt (3) |
FOR 365 | Current Issues in Conservation (3) |
FOR 445 | Ecological Restoration (4) |
FOR 446 /FW 446 /RNG 446 | Wildland Fire Ecology (3) |
FW251 | Principles of Wildlife Conserv (3) |
FW 303 | Geographic Information Systems in NR (3) |
FW 311 | Biology of Birds (3) |
FW 315 | Biology of Fishes (3) |
FW 317 | Biology of Mammals (3) |
FW 321 | F&W Resource Ecology (3) |
FW 323 | Mgt Principles of Pacific Salmon in the Northwest (3) |
FW 326 | Integrated Watershed Mgt (3) |
FW 340 | Multicultural Perspective in NR (3) |
FW 435 | Wildlife in Ag Ecosystems (3) |
FW 470/HSTS 470 | Ecology and History (3) |
FW 479 | Wetland Ecology (3) |
GEO 265 | Geographic Info Syst Pract (3) |
GEO 300 | Environmental Conservation (3) |
GEO 301 | Map & Image Interpretation (4) |
GEO 323 | Climatology (4) |
GEO 465 | Geographic Information Systems & Science (3) |
HST 481 | Environmental History of the US (3) |
NR 455 | NR Decision Making (3) |
OC 331 | Introduction to Oceanography (3) |
PHL 201 | Introduction to Philosophy (3) |
PHL 443 | World Views & Environ Values (3) |
PS 449 | Global Environmental Politics & Policy (4) |
PS 475 | Environmental Politics and Policy (4) |
RNG 341 | Rangeland Resources (3) |
RNG 355 | Desert Watershed Management (3) |
RNG 455 | Riparian Ecology & Management (3) |
RNG 490 | Rangeland Management Planning (4) |
SOC 456 | Science & Technology in Social Context (3) |
SOC 480 | Environmental Sociology (3) |
SOC 481 | Society and Natural Resources (3) |
ST 201 | Principles of Statistics (3) |
ST 209 | Princs of Hypothesis Test (1) |
WS 450 | Ecofeminism (3) |
^Writing Intensive Course (WIC)
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* Oregon State University is on a quarter-term system. There are four quarters each year and classes are 11 weeks long. This program's 180 quarter credits are equal to 120 semester credits.
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