M.S. · STEM
Aquatic Resources
College of Science & Engineering
M.S. program in Aquatic Resources at Texas State University. STEM-designated — international graduates qualify for up to 3 years of OPT.
⭐ STEM program — international students qualify for up to 3 years of OPT
From the official catalog
The figures below come from the Texas State University catalog. The catalog is republished each academic year — check the current edition at the link below before you apply.
Minimum credit hours: 30 credit hours
Some of the courses in this program
Taken from the course tables in the catalog. Not a complete list, and it changes between catalog years.
- BIO 7405 — Statistics and Experimental Design I
- BIO 7406 — Statistics and Experimental Design II
- BIO 5110 — Seminar in Biology (repeatable for credit)
- BIO 7102 — SEMINAR IN INTEGRATIVE AND APPLIED BIOLOGY (repeatable for credit)
- BIO 7120 — Population Biology Seminar
- BIO 5301 — Evolution
- BIO 5331 — Human Dimensions of Wildlife and Fisheries Conservation
- BIO 5415 — Ichthyology
- BIO 5443 — Fish Physiology
- BIO 5470 — Limnology: The study of inland aquatic ecosystems
- BIO 5110 — Seminar in Biology
- BIO 7102 — SEMINAR IN INTEGRATIVE AND APPLIED BIOLOGY
Concentrations (2)
Each concentration has its own course requirements; open the catalog for details.
- Aquatic Biology Concentration — 30 credit hours
- Aquatic Systems Concentration — 30 credit hours
Interested in this program?
The International Office provides free advising on the curriculum, requirements, costs and application path.