Underwater Resources Management Certificate

Indiana University

Underwater Resources Management Certificate Program

Indiana University Underwater Science Program now offers a 24 credit hour Certificate in Underwater Resources Management. Persons interested in the certificate, should carefully review all the information provided on this website, complete the required Underwater Resource Management Application, and schedule an appointment to discuss the course options with Charles Beeker, Director of Underwater Science Program.

Program description: Brief outline of the certificate program
Rationale, performance standards and objectives of the program: Detailed description of what is expected of students and what students can expect to learn in the program
Program curriculum (Adobe PDF): Listing of courses currently offered at IU that count towards the certificate

Application (Adobe PDF): Print and mail or drop off your application in Underwater Science Office

Degree Program Options with emphasis on Underwater Resources Management

Students interested in a degree program with emphasis on Underwater Resources Management have a number of options.

Undergraduate students can can apply to the Department of Recreation, Tourism and Park Studies (RPTS) undergraduate degree program in Outdoor Recreation, which has the Underwater Science Core option. (For information on the RPTS Degree contact Doug Knapp, (RPTS, HPER 133, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN 47405).

Undergraduate students whose interest are more diverse and require drawing upon courses from varity of disciplines, can apply to the Individualized Majors Program (IMP). IU College of Arts and Sciences has authorized the IMP to offer underwater archaeology degrees in collaboration with the Department of Anthropology. (For information on the IMP Degree visit the IMP website and contact the program coordinator, Ballantine Hall 129, (812) 855-9588 ).

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Last updated: April 17, 2007
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