FISHERIES & WILDLIFE @ HMSC
OSU's Department of Fisheries and Wildlife offers a variety of courses relating to coastal ecology and the management of natural resources. The program is designed to provide a diverse array of hands-on educational experiences as well as traditional classroom instruction in fisheries science and marine resource management. Students in this program participate in field courses, complete two off-campus internships, and learn to think critically about conservation. Fisheries and Wildlife students gain intensive fieldwork, networking and research experience while learning and living on the HMSC campus in Newport.
COURSE | CREDITS | TERM |
FW 113 - Introduction to Marine Life in the Sea: Marine Birds and Mammals | 1 | Spring |
FW 419 - Natural History of Whales and Whaling | 4 | Fall |
FW 426/526 - Coastal Ecology and Resource Management | 5 | Fall |
FW 434/534 - Estuarine Ecology | 4 | Fall |
FW 469/569 - Methods in Physiology and Behavior of Marine Megafauna | 3 | Fall |
FW 474/574 - Early Life History of Fishes | 4 | Fall, alternating years |
FW 301 - Field Techniques in Marine Mammal Conservation | 1 | Summer |
FW 302 - Biology and Conservation of Marine Mammals | 4 | Summer |
FW 331 - Ecology of Marine and Estuarine Birds | 4 | Summer |
FW 421/521 - Aquatic Biological Invasions | 4 | Summer |
FW 464 - Marine Conservation Biology | 3 | Fall |
FW 493 - Methods for Marine Research | 3 | Summer |
FW 498/598 - Aquaculture Laboratory | 3 | Summer |
CUSTOMIZE COURSES by adding or substituting these additional courses:
- FW 401 Research Credit (1-6 credits)*
- FW 407 Marine Science Seminar (1 credit)
- FW 410 Internship Credit (3 credits)*
- OSU Fisheries Wildlife Term Courses
- OSU Class Search
* In discussion with Internship Coordinator: [email protected], 541-737-1091
HEAD ADVISOR for Fisheries & Wildlife: Misty Donaghy Cannon, 541-737-2646
ACADEMIC ADVISOR for Ecampus students in Fisheries & Wildlife: Renee Albertson, 541-867-0384