All of the offerings below are available to both on-campus and online students and approved for self-funded delivery. Certificates are generally available to any graduate student, regardless of major, as well as to non-degree seeking students (typically, working professionals wishing to gain additional education in a specific topic, but short of a formal graduate degree)
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CERTIFICATES
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Credits Required
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Distance?
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Aquaculture and Fish
Health
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open to any graduate student, as well
as working professionals (non-degree)
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aquaculture and health of captive aquatic
species, as well as health of wild aquatic species
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12 credits
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Yes
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Ecological Restoration
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open to any graduate student not
seeking the Ecological Restoration Concentration, as well as working
professionals (non-degree)
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restoration ecology, natural areas
management, environmental consulting, fire, wildlife ecology, watershed
management, and/or mine rehabilitation
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15 credits
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Yes
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Environmental Education
and Communication
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open to any graduate student, as well
as working professionals (non-degree)
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education and communication, as they
related to the management of the environment and natural resources
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15 credits
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Partially
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Geospatial Analysis
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open to any graduate student, as well
as working professionals (non-degree)
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geographic information science, remote
sensing, image analysis, geostatistics, GIS programming/scripting, web
mapping, data visualization, and spatial modeling
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9 credits
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Yes
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Natural Resource Policy
and Administration
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open to any graduate student not
seeking the Natural Resource Policy and Administration Concentration,
as well as working professionals (non-degree)
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policy making, permitting, and administration
for natural resource professionals, with coverage of topics in law,
economics, and policy
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12 credits
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Yes
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Quantitative Fisheries
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open to any graduate student, as well
as working professionals (non-degree)
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marine resource population dynamics,
quantitative fisheries assessment, and use of quantitative models in
fisheries management decision making
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12 credits
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Yes, with limitations
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Scott
A. Sager
Gainesville FL 32611-0410 sasager@ufl.edu
