Winter Term
Introductory Hands-on Weekend-long Marine Science Course at Hatfield
Spend a weekend studying Oregon's coastal environment while learning about the interdisciplinary nature of marine science. These introductory courses include an experiential field and lab emphasis designed for first and second-year undergraduates, non-science and potential science majors.
Course | Credits | Term |
BI 111 - Introduction to Marine Life in the Sea: Marine Habitats | 1 | Winter Weekends - 2/4-2/5, 2/18-2/19, 3/4-3/5 |
Opportunities for Research & Internships | ||
BI/ENSC/FW/OC 401 - Research and Scholarship | 1-16 | Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring |
BI/ENSC/FW/OC 410 - Internship | 1-16 | Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring |
Spring Term
Imagine a 15-credit course where you eat, breathe and sleep marine biology for ten weeks! Each spring, marine biology students take up residence at Hatfield for OSU's 15-credit course in marine biology (BI 450). Students divide their time between lectures, field study along the coast, and in our wet labs. Students learn to observe, identify, and collect seaweed and invertebrates, trawl for fish aboard the R/V Elakha, and muck through the mudflats and estuaries.
Course | Credits | Term |
BI 450 - Marine Biology and Ecology | 15 | Onsite (3/28 to 6/3) |
BI 299/ENSC 299/SOC 299 - Coasts Compared - Aruba and Oregon | 3 |
Collaborative Online International Learning Course (COIL) (3/28-6/3) |
FW 113 - Introduction to Marine Life in the Sea: Marine Birds and Mammals | 1 | Spring Weekends 5/6-5/7 and 5/20-5/21 |
Opportunities for Research & Internships | ||
BI/ENSC/FW/OC 401 - Research and Scholarship | 1-16 | Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring |
BI/ENSC/FW/OC 410 - Internship | 1-16 | Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring |