Oregon State University College of Agricultural Sciences 85 courses
Sustainable Ecosystems research addresses the sustainability of agricultural, forest, rangeland, coastal/marine, and native ecosystems, in which environmental soundness can result from the conscious interaction of humans with wildlife and other components of the systems. The field is multidisciplinary: insights from sociology, political science, anthropology, or philosophy may be combines with concepts from biology, chemistry, and physics to support research. Research projects may cover very diverse interdisciplinary fields; students will acquire appropriate background and perspective by choosing among a broad variety of courses. Students in this option pursue careers in ecological/ natural resource research and management, sustainable agriculture, consulting, government agencies, and graduate programs in sciences, policy and law.
| Option Credits | 27 credits |
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