Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Major in Aquatic Resources and Integrative Biology (Entering with Master's Degree)
Texas State University
Doctoral DegreeAcademic
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Credits
61 credits
Format
In-Person
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Course Pathway
39 courses in this program
139 courses
PHIL 7323
3 creditsMATH 2471
4 creditsGEO 7417
4 creditsGEO 7334
3 creditsGEO 7318
3 creditsGEO 7316
3 creditsENG 7314
3 creditsCHEM 7330
3 creditsBIO 7469
4 creditsBIO 7468
4 creditsBIO 7466
4 creditsBIO 7447
4 creditsBIO 7440
4 creditsBIO 7434
4 creditsBIO 7433
4 creditsBIO 7428
4 creditsBIO 7427
4 creditsBIO 7426
4 creditsBIO 7419
4 creditsBIO 7412
4 creditsBIO 7410
4 creditsBIO 7406
4 creditsBIO 7405
4 creditsBIO 7355
3 creditsBIO 7353
3 creditsBIO 7346
3 creditsBIO 7336
3 creditsBIO 7324
3 creditsBIO 7314
3 creditsBIO 7308
3 creditsBIO 7303
3 creditsBIO 7302
3 creditsBIO 7214
2 creditsBIO 7120
1 creditsBIO 7114
1 creditsBIO 7102
1 creditsBIO 5466
4 creditsBIO 2450
4 creditsBIO 2400
4 creditsProgram Requirements
Courses required to complete this program
BIO 7102Seminar in Aquatic Resources
BIO 7303Research
BIO 7405Statistics and Experimental Design I
BIO 7406Statistics and Experimental Design II
PHIL 7323Environmental Ethics and Sustainable Aquatic Resources
BIO 7114Collaborative Research
BIO 7120Population Biology Seminar
BIO 7214Collaborative Research
BIO 7308History of Vegetation and Climate
BIO 7314Collaborative Research
BIO 7324Natural History and Conservation of Large Mammals
BIO 7336Evolutionary Ecology
BIO 7346Conservation Biology
BIO 7353Biogeography
BIO 7355Plant-Water Relations
BIO 7410Aquatic Microbial Ecology
BIO 7412Environmental Hydrology
BIO 7419Stream Ecology
BIO 7426Ecology and Management of Aquatic Macrophytes
BIO 7427Principles of Population Biology I
BIO 7428Principles of Population Biology II
BIO 7433Population Genetics
BIO 7434Herpetology
BIO 7440Aquatic Toxicology
BIO 7447Microbial Physiology
BIO 7466Phylogenetics
BIO 7468Groundwater Resources
BIO 7469Introduction to Ecological Modeling
CHEM 7330Environmental Chemistry
ENG 7314Specializations in Professional and Technical Communication
GEO 7316Remote Sensing and the Environment
GEO 7318GIS and Environmental Geography
GEO 7334Geographic Aspects of Water
GEO 7417Geographic Information Systems
BIO 7302Problems in Aquatic Resources
BIO 2400Microbiology
BIO 2450Genetics
BIO 5466Phylogenetic Methods
MATH 2471Calculus I
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