Natural Resources, Forest, Watershed and Wildland Sciences Concentration, M.S.

Total units required for the degree: 30

Graduate studies in Forest, Watershed & Wildland Sciences are oriented toward generating a greater understanding of the ecology and management of forests, rangelands, and the soils and watersheds that support them. Graduate research is focused on a wide variety of topics, including forest ecology, fire science, forest growth and dynamics, forest operations analysis, watershed processes, rangeland ecology soil science, and integrative analyses across these areas.

Required Courses

FWWS 501 - Research Methods & Planning Units: 2

Approved Electives

Approved upper division and graduate electives bringing the total units to no fewer than 30 units. At least half of these units must be courses organized and conducted at the graduate level.