Soil Science/Water Resources, M.S. (interdisciplinary)

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The objective of this program is to provide students with specialized study in water resources and to signify this specialization by the designation of the water resources interdisciplinary major on the transcript. Water resources degrees are interdisciplinary and, as such, enrollment applications are handled only through the major department.

Soil Science M.S. Requirements

Students will complete all requirements of M.S. core requirements in their major degree as outlined Soil Science, M.S.

Water Resources, M.S.

Students will complete all requirements of M.S. core requirements in their major degree as outlined Water Resources, M.S.(concurent major)(interdisciplinary)

The Water Resources M.S. is not a stand-alone degree.

Specific Requirements for Soil Science/Water Resources M.S.

SOIL 5130 - Chemistry of the Soil Environment Credits: 3
SOIL 5140 - Soil Microbiology Credits: 4
Students Must Take One of the Following Courses:
SOIL 5110 - Modeling Water and Chemical Transport in Vadose Zone and Groundwater Systems Credits: 4
SOIL 5150 - Forest and Range Soils Credits: 3
SOIL 5160 - Soil Health and Nutrient Cycling Credits: 3