Ranch Management, M.S.

The 30 credit hour requirement is met through major core, major research, and major elective courses. A minimum of 18 credit hours in graduate-level Ranch Management courses in the Department of Animal Science and Veterinary Technology, and 3 hours of quantitative analysis statistics-based course is required toward RAMT Master of Science degree. Additionally, 6 hours of prescribed ANSC and 3 hours of management-related courses count toward the 30-credit hour requirement.

Core Requirements
RAMT 5350Practicum in Ranch Management3
RAMT 5351Sys Apprch Natrl Res Prblm Sol3
RAMT 5390TOP: Adv Studies in Ranch Mgt 13
RAMT 5390TOP: Adv Studies in Ranch Mgt 13
RAMT 5695Advanced Problems in Ranch Mgt3
Research Project Requirement
RAMT 5305Graduate Research Project3
Approved Electives
ANSC 5337Ruminant Nutrition and Physiol3
ANSC 5351Advn Range Livestock Productn3
ANSC 5390Advanced Studies in Animal Sci3
FINC 5331Managerial Finance 23
Total Semester Credit Hours30
1

This course must be taken twice. The course topics must be different.

2

Students may substitute this quantitative analysis course with any 5000-level or 6000-level quantitative analysis course.