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HPU Students Gain Access to SCU Ph.D. Program
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Hawai‘i Pacific University has signed an agreement that will provide access to an innovative doctorate program at Southern Cross University (SCU) in Australia -- the Doctor of Philosophy in Organizational Change and Development.

This qualifies graduates of HPU’s Master of Arts degree in Organizational Change (MAOC) to be admitted as doctoral candidates in Organizational Change and Development at SCU.

“This provides important opportunities for HPU graduates to pursue a doctoral degree from a respected institution. SCU recognizes the caliber of education at HPU so they've granted special status to HPU alumni who wish to pursue their doctorate,” said Dr. Gordon Jones, dean of the College of Professionals Studies.

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MS/MS Degree Requirements (Effective Fall 2009)

PRE-REQUISITES

A baccalaureate degree in the natural sciences is required for entry into the MSMS program. Certain course prerequisites may be required before enrolling in graduate MSMS courses, depending on academic preparation and research interests. The graduate thesis committee will determine if there are deficiencies and how they will be addressed.

CORE COURSES (9 semester credits)

Student must take at least 3 of the following:


MARS 6050 Marine Ecology (3) or MARS 6090 Biological Oceanography (3)
MARS 6060 Geological Oceanography (3)
MARS 6070 Chemical Oceanography (3)
MARS 6080 Physical Oceanography (3)

*students wishing to take MARS 6050 and MARS 6090 may use 3 credits toward the core requirements, and the remaining 3 credits will be elective credit



COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCE REQUIRED COURSES (10 semester credits)

A minimum of 6 semester credits of NSCI 6900 must be completed by graduation.


NSCI 6110 Graduate Seminar I – 1st semester (1)
NSCI 6110 Graduate Seminar I – 2nd semester (1)
NSCI 6120 Graduate Seminar II – 3rd or 4th semester (1)
NSCI 6900 Masters Research (1-6)
NSCI 7000 Thesis CAPSTONE COURSE (1-3)


ELECTIVE COURSES (15 semester credits)

A maximum of 6 credits of advanced undergraduate courses (4000-level) can be taken as a graduate student. A maximum of 5 additional credits of NSCI 6900 Masters Research can be taken as electives. Elective courses are chosen by each student in consultation with their graduate thesis committee.


Advanced Undergraduate Courses

BIOL 4030 Cell and Molecular Biology (3)
BIOL 4031 Cell and Molecular Biology Laboratory (1)
BIOL 4040 Environmental Microbiology (3)
BIOL 4041 Environmental Microbiology Laboratory (1)
CHEM 4030 General Biochemistry I (3)
CHEM 4031 General Biochemistry I Laboratory (1)
CHEM 4032 General Biochemistry II (3)
CHEM 4033 General Biochemistry II Laboratory (1)
CHEM 4054 Aquatic Chemistry (3)
ENVS 4000 Methods of Environmental Science (3)
ENVS 4001 Methods of Environmental Science Laboratory (1)
ENVS 4050 Remote Sensing (3)
MARS 4020 Aquaculture
MARS 4030 Marine Mammal Physiology (3)
MARS 4031 Marine Mammal Physiology Laboratory (1)
MARS 4050 Marine Ecology (3)
MARS 4051 Marine Ecology Laboratory (2)

Graduate Courses

BIOL 6090 Advanced Biometry (3)
BIOL 6170 Larval Biology (3)
BIOL 6120 Ichthyology (3)
CHEM 6310 Marine Natural Products (3)
ENVS 6200 Advanced Photovoltaic Systems Design (3)
ENVS 6920 Special Topics in Environmental Science (3)
MARS 6010 Toxicology and Stress Responses in Marine Communities (3)
MARS 6020 Marine Science Field Methods (3)
MARS 6030 Marine Mammal Biology (3)
MARS 6120 Coral Reef Ecology (3)
MARS 6310 Marine Natural Products
MARS 6920 Special Topics in Marine Biology (1-3)
NSCI 6050 Satistics
NSCI 6900 Masters Research (1-6)
PSGL 6500 Ecological Economics and Sustainable Development (3)
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