Program Overview

Graduate Field Course Academic Information

Course Structure

The Graduate Field Course is a 4-credit program at the graduate level. The field course, which takes place in Spain, is preceded by a web-based portion of the course. This web-based portion includes reading assignments, discussion forums, and papers/assignments, and is co-taught by instructors from Oregon State University, the University of Quebec, and the University of Lleida.

Requirements

• Graduate student
• Good academic standing
• Permission from instructor
• Program will be preceded by an online course

Steps to Apply

1. Complete the application
2. All students will be interviewed by the program leaders as the final step in the application process

• Applicants will be individually contacted for interviews

3. Submit the application before the deadline

Background

The Graduate Field Course focuses on teaching complex adaptive systems in forestry and natural resources, providing students with a hands-on learning experience. This unique and innovative course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage forest ecosystems effectively.

Program Details

• The course is designed to give students a comprehensive understanding of complex adaptive systems and their application in forestry and natural resources
• The program includes a combination of online and field-based learning experiences
• Students will have the opportunity to engage with instructors from multiple universities and learn from their expertise