Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management/Water Resources, M.S.

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The purpose of this program is to enhance the cross-disciplinary linkage between range and forest management and water resources and to provide students with a degree program in Rangeland Ecology and Watershed Management, which emphasizes the important issues in water resources.

Coursework and Thesis

Water Resources requirements Credits: 10 *
Statistics Credits: 3
REWM 5620 - Range Management Seminar Credits: 1
Other recommended graduate courses or substitution courses with adviser consent Credits: 12
Plan A thesis Credit: 4

Minimum Credits: 30

*Water Resources Requirements

Interdisciplinary component 9 hours (see Water Resources degree requirements)
REWM 5250 - Water Resources Seminar Credits: 1