College of Agricultural Sciences
M.S.
M.S. in Forest Resources
Minimum of 30 credits (400, 500, 600 level) plus thesis
- 12 credits in 400 and 500 level courses appropriate to field of interest
- 6 credits of graduate level statistics
- 2 graduate seminar colloquium credits
- At least 6 and no more than 15 credits of Thesis Research
- At least 18 credits total must consist of 500- or 600-level course series, and only 6 thesis research credits (600) are applicable
- A final oral examination
M.S. in HDNRE
17 credits in HDNRE program (HDNRE 590, HDNRE 574, HDNRE 575, RSOC 555; either ANTH 559 or FORS 565; plus one course).
- 6 semester credit hours of Thesis Research if a thesis is required.
Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Forest Resources
No specified minimum credit requirements plus dissertation
- Candidacy Examination
- 2 credits of 590
- 1 credit FOR 602 credit (Supervised Experience in College Teaching)
- Satisfy Language or Culture requirement
- Comprehensive Examination
- A final oral defense of dissertation
Ph.D. in HDNRE
18 credits in HDNRE program (HDNRE 590, HDNRE 574, HDNRE 575, RSOC 555; either ANTH 559 or FORS 565; plus one course).
If a HDNRE M.S./M.A. student continues into the HDNRE Ph.D. program, 15 credits of interdisciplinary courses must be selected with the approval of the student's doctoral committee.
- 9 semester credit hours of Thesis Research
