Curriculum Information

Curriculum Information

Use the resources below to learn about degree requirements and course options in CALS.

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• New CALS Curriculum FAQ

  New CALS Curriculum FAQ What is the new degree structure and what …

• Course Options

  Information on taking courses pass/fail, adding and dropping course, etc.

• CALS Courses

  A listing of courses taught in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

• Curriculum Sheets & 4 Year Plans

  Curriculum sheets contain the requirements for your degree and major.

• CALS Prior Year Curriculum Sheets

  Curriculum sheets contain the requirements for your degree and major for previous years

• Undergrad Catalog

  The University of Wisconsin Undergraduate Catalog

• Guide to Making Curriculum Exceptions

  CALS faculty have adopted a standardized process for making exceptions to curricular requirements:

• CALS Policy on Special Fees for Courses

  CALS Policy on Special Fees for Courses CALS adopts, in total, the …

• Student Grievance Procedure

  Student Grievance Procedure by Equity and Diversity Committee (updated January 01, 1997) …

• CALS Policy on Field Trips

  CALS Policy on Field Trips The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences …

• FAQs

  Answers to frequently asked questions regarding CALS policies and procudures.

• CALS International Studies Courses

  The following courses were approved by the CALS Curriculum Committee in 2007 …

• CALS International Certificate

  The CALS International Certificate is designed for those students with an interest in the practice of CALS disciplines in an international context. Students will combine a scholarly understanding of at least one non-US culture with comparative work in their CALS major.

• Global Health Certificate

  The certificate curriculum seeks to educate undergraduate students on global health issues in both international and domestic settings, and helps connect students to the many UW schools, departments, centers and programs with strengths in global health.

• Integrated Studies in Science, Engineering and Society (ISSuES) Certificate

  The ISSuES certificate program offers undergraduate students an opportunity to interact with the social sciences and humanities in a way that emphasizes the relationship between science, technology, engineering and society.