The Center for Quantitative Science (CQS) offers unique, interdisciplinary opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students interested in applying quantitative methods to biological and ecological issues.
Learn moreThe Quantitative Ecology & Resource Management (QERM) program is a unique interdisciplinary graduate program designed for students interested in applying quantitative tools to ecological and resource management issues. Students receive intensive training in the application of statistical, mathematical, and decision sciences to terrestrial and aquatic ecology, natural resource management, biometrics, and mathematical biology.
Minor
The Center for Quantitative Science offers a minor for undergraduate students who are interested in applications of statistical and mathematical tools to problems in ecology, biology, renewable resource management, and the environment.
Minor Requirements
Courses and Electives
The Q SCI courses are a series of math and statistics classes designed for students in biology or ecology-related sciences.
Course information
This year we welcome five new students into the QERM program: Guy Bennevat Haninovich, Trinity Hinshaw, Veronica Lee, CL Roberts, and Jiangyue Wang. Here is some information about their academic backgrounds and the labs they will be working in:
Guy Bennevat Haninivich has a BA in Earth and Environmental Science from Wesleyan University, Connecticut.
Read more »Dear Colleagues,
One of the great joys of my position as Dean is getting to work with a truly exceptional set of leaders across the College of the Environment. They are a brilliant, insightful and collaborative group of individuals who work tirelessly to support our research, teaching and service mission.
Welcome to the three new students that joined the QERM program in last quarter in Autumn 2023: Carissa Mayo, Lilac Hong, and Cole Morokhovich! They come to us with a variety of academic backgrounds:
Carissa Mayo completed a Bachelor’s degree in Statistics and Data Science from University of Colorado at Boulder last spring.
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