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Relevant Graduate Courses

Links to individual department graduate course listings can be found through the Graduate and Professional Catalog.

Update: Beginning Fall 2022 ESSM, RENR, and WFSC course prefixes, and in some cases, course names will change to reflect the department in which each course now belongs, either the Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology (ECCB) or Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management (RWFM). For a full guide to these courses, visit ECCB Legacy Course Guide.

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Dept No. Course Title Instructor Taught
ANTH 601 Biological Anthropology Varies Fall,
even yrs
ANTH 625 Zooarchaeology Varies Spring,
occasional
BIOL 647 Digital Biology Aramayo Occasional
BIOL 650 Genomics Aramayo Spring
BIOL 651 Bioinformatics Menet Fall
BIOL 663 Biology of the Crustacea Wicksten Fall/
varies
BIOL 665 Biology of the Invertebrates Wicksten Spring
BIOL 681 Ecological and Evolutionary Genonomics Journal Club Pepper Fall
BIOL 681 Evolution Journal Club Blackmon Fall
Spring
BIOL 681 Computational Genomics
Journal Club
Aramayo Fall
Spring
EDCI 663 Advanced Pedagogy in Science Education Varies Varies
EDCI 667 The Nature of Science & Science Education Varies Spring,
even yrs
EDCI 671 How People Learn Science Varies Occasional
EDCI 701 Inquiry in Science Education Varies Occasional
ENTO 612 Insect Evolution Oswald Fall,
odd yrs
ENTO 616 Chemical Ecology Helms Fall,
odd yrs
ENTO 618 Medical and Veterinary Entomology G. Hamer Fall
ENTO 631 Principles of Integrated Pest Management Medina Fall,
odd yrs
ENTO 632 Professional Contract and Grant Writing Course Rangel Fall,
odd yrs
ESSM 600 Principles of Ecosystem Science
and Management
Boutton Fall
ESSM 601 Current Issues in Ecosystem
Science and Mgmt
Tjoelker Occasional
ECCB 605 The Research Process
(previously ESSM 605)
Varies Fall
ECCB 612 Agrostology
(previously ESSM 647)
Fall
ECCB 620 Ecological Restoration of Wetland and
Riparian Systems
(previously ESSM 631)
Huff Occasional
ECCB 633 Coastal Processes and
Ecosystem Management
previously ESSM 633)
Feagin Fall,
odd yrs
ECCB 635 Ecohydrology
(previously ESSM 635)
Wilcox Spring
ECCB 644 Remote Sensing of the
Environment
(previously ESSM 655)
Fall
ECCB/
RWFM
651 Geographic Information Systems
(previously ESSM 651)
Fall, odd yrs
ECCB 652 Advanced Topics in Geographic Information Systems
(previously ESSM 652)
Spring
ECCB 656 Advanced Remote Sensing
(previously ESSM 656)
Spring,
even yrs
ECCB/
RWFM
658 Human-Wildlife Conflict and
Co-existence
(previously RPTS/WFSC
658)
Stronza Spring,
odd yrs
ECCB 671 Ecological Economics
(previously ESSM 671)
Spring
ECCB 681 Seminar
(previously ESSM 681)
Fall
Spring
ECCB 689 Special Topics in Modeling Ecological Niches
and Species’ Distributions
Lawing Fall,
even yrs
GENE 630 Comparative Genomics Murphy Spring
GEOL 681 Paleo Journal Discussion Group Bapst Fall
Spring
MARB 640 Marine Ecosystem Functions
(Galveston only)
Jurgens Fall
MARB 689 Climate Change Ecology
(Galveston only)
Jurgens Fall,
even yrs
MARB 689 Species Concepts
(Galveston only)
Miglietta Fall,
even yrs
MARB 689 Advanced Methods for Environmental
Data Analysis
(Galveston only)
Liu Spring
MARB 681 Seminar in
Marine Biology
(Galveston only)
Varies Fall
Spring
OCNG 620 Biological Oceanography Sylvan Spring
VIBS 607 Applied Epidemiology S. Hamer Occasional
VIBS 675 Single-cell Data Analysis via Machine Learning Cai Spring

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