Agricultural Journalism Tracks
Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Track
18 hours required. Note: Students wanting to concentrate in Forestry, should take Biology 1200, Botany, for the GenEd Biology credit.
Required courses:
- Natural Resources 1060 (policy/environmental issues) OR 1070 (fisheries/wildlife and forestry), 3 hours
Three hours from the following:
- Agricultural Economics 2070, Environmental Economics and Policy
- Agricultural Economics 2156, Introduction to Environmental Law
- Anthropology 4320, Ecological and Environmental Anthropology
- Biological Sciences 1060, Basic Environmental Studies
- History 3420, America's Environmental Experience
- Natural Resources 2160, Contemporary Issues in Natural Resources
- Political Science 4870, Environmental Theory and Politics
- Rural Sociology 4370, Environment and Society
12 additional hours, 9 of which must be at the 3000 level or higher, from the following specialty areas:
- Biological Sciences
- Fisheries and Wildlife
- Forestry
- Soils, Environmental and Atmospheric Sciences
