- Consists of a multidisciplinary approach that combines natural science and research management
- Students learn to analyze physical and socio-economic environments and to reach decisions concerning environmental use and management
- Offers a core curriculum that is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in the earth and environmental sciences, as well as in the modern methods and techniques used by scientists and environmental professionals
- Techniques include cartography, remote sensing, geographic information systems (GIS), spatial statistics, and environmental sampling and surveying
- Classes generally host 25-35 students, while labs consist of 15-20 students.
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Office of Undergraduate Research Funding Opportunities: The OUR provides support for undergraduate scholarly activities across all disciplines at the university through project and travel awards. There are two project application deadlines for fall 2013: early deadline 5 p.m., 8/16 (notification date:8/23); extended deadline is 5 pm, 9/13 (notification date: 9/20). Travel applications can be submitted at any time at least two months prior to the date of travel. For more information contact OUR@uwf.edu. Applications may be submitted to uwf.edu/our.
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