Equine and Ranch Management - Upper Division - B.S.
It incorporates both traditional and progressive ranch management, and performance horse methods. The degree provides a hands-on learning environment with a comprehensive curriculum, outstanding instructional facilities, exceptional full-time faculty and staff, and extensive agriculture industry connections, all to ensure students will acquire the practical, intellectual and communication skills necessary to meet the needs of the agriculture industry. Students pursuing the Bachelor of Science Degree can choose to take extra courses throughout their time at Feather River College and graduate with both an associates degree and a bachelor’s degree.
Courses
- ENVR 120 — Sierra Nevada Natural History
- BIOL 120 — Sierra Nevada Natural History
- ENVR 130 — Introduction to Sustainable Food Systems
- ENVR 160 — Watershed Protection And Restoration
- ENVR 201 — Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- GEOG 201 — Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- ENVR 220 — Introduction to Forestry
- ENVR 230 — Introduction to Fire Ecology and Management
- ENVR 235 — Introduction to Prescribed Fire Fundamentals
- ENVR 240 — Introduction to Wildlife
- ENVR 250 — Introduction to Aquaculture
- ENVR 251 — Ecosystem Management
- ENVR 264 — Introduction to Fish Biology and Management
- BIOL 264 — Introduction to Fish
- GEOG 102 — Physical Geography
- STAT C1000 — Introduction to Statistics
- AGPS 300 — Pasture, Rangeland and Forage Management
- AGAB 335 — Equine and Ranch Management Entrepreneurship
- AGAS 313 — Equine and Bovine Health and the Prevention and Control of Disease
- AGAB 465 — Equine and Ranch Enterprises
- AGMA 404 — Ranch Facilities Maintenance and Management
- AGAS 421 — Equine Production and Management
- AGAS 423 — Beef Cattle Production and Management
- CWEE 418 — Equine and Ranch Management Internship
- ENGL 310 — Applied Professional and Technical Communication and Composition
- ENGL 416 — Research Methods: Current Topics and Issues