Water-related courses at OSU are taught in many different departments and students are encouraged to participate in classes outside of their home program.
The best way to learn about course offerings is to look at the core curriculum for the Water Resources Graduate Program (see Tables 1-3) or to search the OSU Online Catalog and Schedule of Classes.
The links below run prepared searches that highlight the water-related course offerings at OSU. A couple of things to note when using these searches:
The links run a database search and will be a little slow!
There are usually a few special topics courses each term - these may be listed in the catalog only as "seminar" or "special topics". Faculty often advertise their special topics courses over the hydrophiles email distribution lists the term before it starts.
Courses numbers correspond to level: 100-300 = undergraduate level courses; 400-500 = upper level undergraduate and graduate level courses; and 500-600 = graduate students only.
OSU Online Catalog Searches: Full catalog search - enter you own search terms
Comprehensive water-related courses search -
Searches for all courses with any of the following words - "water, aqua, stream, river, hydro, fluid"
A few irrelevant courses (e.g. scuba, printmaking and brewing will sneak in here!)
Water-related courses by program - These searches use the search terms above but limit the search to the particular department or program.
Civil Engineering (CE) (search also returns some traffic courses that have the word "flow" in them)
Fisheries and Wildlife (FW) (search also returns a few aquaculture classes)
Mechanical Engineering (ME) (search also returns a few combustion and gas classes)
Oceanography (OC) (search also returns a few petrology classes)
