Upper-Level Courses

Upper-level courses are designed for undergraduate and graduate students in biological sciences, education, and natural resources, as well as for biology and general science teachers.

Term Courses
ENR 799 Current Topics in Environment and Engineering   June 17 - July 15
EEOB 400 Evolution   June 20 - July 21
EEOB 651 Field Zoology   June 20 - July 21
EEOB 621 Ichthyology   June 20 - July 21
EEOB 503.03 Introduction to Ecology   June 20 - July 21
ENTOMOL 612 Aquatic Entomology   July 22 - August 21
ENR 799 Current Topics in Environment and Engineering   July 29 - August 12
EEOB 653 Fish Ecology   July 22 - August 21
EEOB 440 Introductory Ethology   July 22 - August 21
EEOB 652 Limnology   July 22 - August 21
Weekly Courses
EEOB 622 Field Herpetology   June 13 - June 19
EEOB 513 Field Ecology   July 25 - July 31
Other Courses
EEOB 692 Ichthyoplankton Identification Workshop   June 27
Department
EDU PAES: School of Physical Activity and Educational Services
EEOB: Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology
ENR: School of Environment and Natural Resources
ENTOMOL: Department of Entomology
EARTHSCI: Department of Earth Sciences

Course Abbreviations

Prerequisites

At the 500 and 600 levels, courses normally require at least 15 quarter-credit hours of biological sciences. Prerequisites are listed on the web page for each course and on the downloadable PDF course descriptions. Courses offered during the first term are not prerequisites for second-term courses.

Did You Know

Taking more than one course at a time saves money, since room and meal costs are not applied per course? You can take more than one five-week course, as long as there is no scheduling conflict between the courses? You could take 14 credits in 6 weeks, take a look:

Dates Meets Credits
ENR 694 − Field Herpetology Week 2, June 14 − 20 Sat − Sun 3 credit hrs
EEOB 440 – Introductory Ethology Term 2, July 23 − August 22 T, R, S 5 credit hrs
EEOB 653 − Fish Ecology Term 2, July 23 − August 22 M, W, F 5 credit hrs
ENR 799 − Current Topics Term 2, July 23 − August 22 R 1 credit hrs

Additional Information

Courses offered during Term 1 and Term 2 meet three times per week—Monday, Wednesday, and Friday or Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday—from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and some evenings.

Individual Studies (293 and 693), Thesis Research (998), or Dissertation Research (999) may be taken in addition to the regular course load.

Course credits are based on the Ohio State University quarter credit system and are transferable to most colleges and universities.

Interested in taking these courses?

Download application materials and learn about our application process on the Apply Now page. Spaces may still be available after the application deadline has passed. Interested students should contact the Stone Lab office.


Stone Laboratory
1314 Kinnear Rd.
Columbus, OH 43212
Tel: 614.292.8949, Fax: 614.292.4364

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