2010 Course Schedule available here

Courses

ENV 300 Introduction to Environmental Science 4 Credits

ENV 302 Introduction to Biostatistics 3 Credits

ENV 305 Environmental Health 3 Credits

ENV 306 Land Use Decisions 4 Credits

ENV 310: Introduction to Soil Science 4 Credit

ENV 399: Special Topics in the Environment & Natural Resources

ENV 410: Principles of Agronomy 4 Credits

ENV 420 Environmental Chemistry 4 Credits

ENV 430: Waste Management 4 Credits

ENV 490 Principles of Pollution Control 4 Credits

ENV 491 Soils and Hydrology 4 Credits

ENV 492 Wildlife Ecology and Management 4 Credits

ENV 495 Wetlands and Aquatic Ecology 4 Credits

MASC 201 Concepts in Marine Science 4 Credits

MASC 202 Biology of Marine Fishes 4 Credits

MASC 301/ENV 301 Analysis of Marine Pollution 4 Credits

MASC 302 Special Topics in Marine Science 4 Credits

(Emphasis of Marine Environment) Undergraduate Research in Agric. & Nat. Res. Management No Credits

Course offerings can change to address emerging topics. Since all courses may not be offered each year, interested students should refer to the current year's application for the list of current courses available through the Field Station.

Special Topic Courses are research oriented programs designed for undergraduate seniors and recently graduated students who have had no less than 9 hours course work in marine sciences, environmental science, natural resource management or equivalent courses in other fields. In addition, a student in the program must show evidence of his/her intention to pursue professional career with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) or National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Each student in the marine science program and USDA research will receive a stipend. Call Professor Denise S. Grant at (803) 536-8859 or send email for information about housing. Students in marine research will earn 4 credit hours and will therefore pay tuition. Call or email Professor Denise S. Grant for details.