Urban and Community Forestry Certificate

The Urban and Community Forestry undergraduate certificate involves a total of 14 credit hours (200-level or greater). To complete the certificate, students must take the foundation course (UCF 300 , Urban and Community Forestry), the capstone course (UCF 410 , Capstone in Urban and Community Forestry), and 9 credits of elective course work. Course substitutions will be considered on a case-by-case basis and must be approved by the Certificate Director(s).

Foundation Course

UCF 300 - URBAN AND COMMUNITY FORESTRY Credit(s): 3

Capstone Course

UCF 410 - URBAN AND COMMUNITY FORESTRY CAPSTONE Credit(s): 2

Elective Courses

Choose 9 credits from the following:

FOR 219 - DENDROLOGY Credit(s): 4
FOR 330 - GIS AND SPATIAL ANALYSIS Credit(s): 3
ENT 502 - FOREST ENTOMOLOGY Credit(s): 3
or
FOR 502 - FOREST ENTOMOLOGY Credit(s): 3
GEO 285 - INTRODUCTION TO PLANNING Credit(s): 3
LA 307 - CULTURAL LANDSCAPE PRESERVATION Credit(s): 3
LA 345 - DESIGN WITH PLANTS Credit(s): 3
LA 355 - INTRODUCTORY GEOSPATIAL APPLICATIONS FOR LAND ANALYSIS Credit(s): 3
or
NRE 355 - INTRODUCTORY GEOSPATIAL APPLICATIONS FOR LAND ANALYSIS Credit(s): 3
NRE 365 - ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Credit(s): 3
HRT 320 - WOODY HORTICULTURAL PLANTS Credit(s): 4
HRT 451 - LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE Credit(s): 3
PLS 366 - FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL SCIENCE Credit(s): 4
SOC 360 - ENVIRONMENTAL SOCIOLOGY Credit(s): 3
CPH 310 - DISEASE DETECTIVES: EPIDEMIOLOGY IN ACTION Credit(s): 3

Urban and Community Forestry Certificate

Foundation Course

Capstone Course

Elective Courses

Total: Required Hours 14