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Ecology Minor

School of Forest Resources and Environmental Science and the
Department of Biological Sciences

This minor provides students from many disciplines the opportunity to study ecology and develop an understanding of organismal interactions within the environment. It provides the foundations as well as an in-depth examination of both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.

Minors In Biological Sciences:
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Bioprocess Engineering
Ecology
Microbiolog
y
Plant Biotechnology
Plant Sciences
Remote Sensing


Minors of interest to
Biological Sciences students:
Chemistry

Environmental Studies
Psychology
State of Michigan
Secondary Teacher Certification


Total Credits Required: 16

Required Courses - 7 - 8 credits
Select one course from group A and B:
Course # Course Description
Credits
Group A
BL 1040 Principles of Biology
4
BL 2160 Botany
4
BL 2170 Zoology
4
Group B
BL 3400 Principles of Ecology
4
FW 3020 Forest & Landscape Ecology*
3

Elective Courses 8 - 9 credits:
Choose a minimum of 6 credits from the following:
Course # Course Description
Credits
BL 3190 Evolution
3
BL 3400 Principles of Ecology*
4
BL 4090 Tropical Island Biology
2
BL 4450 Limnology
4
FW 3020 Forest and Landscape Ecology*
3
FW 3330 Soil Science
4
FW 4140 Ecosystem Modeling
3
FW 4220 Wetlands
4
FW 4610 Wildlife Ecology
3
Select remaining electives from the above elective list or the following: BL 4130

Correspondence:
Department of Biological Sciences
Michigan Tech
1400 Townsend Drive
Dow 740
Houghton, MI 49931
Phone: (906) 487-2025
Fax: (906) 487-3167
E-mail: biology@mtu.edu

10/31/2006

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