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Approved Focus Courses in Land Management
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This specialization allows students the flexibility to select a secondary focus comprised of 7 courses (21 credit hours). All students must file a plan of study for the secondary focus in WEC Student Services Office, 115 Newins-Ziegler Hall. Development of the plan as early as possible is suggested, but the plan must be filed no later than the semester after 60 credit hours are completed and prior to registration for classes the following semester. This plan must be approved and signed by the student’s advisor prior to submission to 115 Newins-Ziegler. Approved focus courses are listed below. Any substitutions must be justified and approved by the student’s advisor. |
| Choose 2-3 courses in each area for a total of 7 courses. |
| Law, Economics and Policy
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FNR 4660C Natural Resource Policy and Administration. F.S. PUP 3203 Environmental Law and Policy. F. ECP 3302 Environmental Economics and Resource Policy. F.S. AEB 3450 Introduction to Natural Resource and Environmental Economics. F.S. |
| Planning and Design |
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*WIS 4934 Landscape Ecology. S. UPR 4000 Preview of Urban and Regional Planning EES 4050 Environmental Planning and Design. F-even. LEI 3250 Introduction to Outdoor Recreation and Parks. F. FNR 4623C Integrated Natural Resource Management. S. SOS 4242 Wetlands and Water Quality. S. |
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*WIS 4427C Wildlife Habitat Management. S. FOR 3162C Silviculture. S. FOR 3622C Fire in Natural Resource Management. S. *GEO 3151 Foundations of Geographical Information Systems. F.S. GEO 4120C Air Photo Interpretation. F. *URP 4273 Survey of Planning Information Systems. F. |
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* Only courses not taken as options in the core curriculum can be used as focus courses. |