Courses can be found by quarter or by keyword search. Please note that many spring and autumn courses are offered only as a part of either the Zoo-Bot Program or Spring/Autumn Marine Sciences. This is explained in the description of said courses.
Students are encouraged to check with an advisor at their home institution to confirm that University of Washington credits earned through coursework at FHL are transferable.
To receive a transcript for a course completed at FHL, follow instructions provided at the this UW website. Please note that your transcript from UW may list a course title that does not exactly match the title of the course you complete at FHL. The course title on the transcript will list the UW “umbrella” course title under which the FHL course is offered.
FHL courses are graded on a standard numeric grading system: 0.0-4.0. Here’s a link to a UW web page which might be helpful.
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FHL 333, ENGL 381 | Autumn 2018
Science Writing
Credits: 3 or 5 | Instructor(s): Richard Kenney , Dr. Adam Summers
Marine Biology Quarter choice: In this course you will learn the elements of classic style writing, and will apply your understanding to communicating scientific ideas. -
FHL 470 | Autumn 2018
Research in Marine Biology
Credits: 6 (W credits)
Marine Biology Quarter Choice: This course provides students with a hands-on introduction of “doing science”. The bulk of the course will be spent engaged in research activities in close collaboration with a supervisor. -
FHL 490 | Autumn 2018
Marine Sciences Seminar 2018
Credits: 1 | Instructor(s): tbd
Weekly lecture by research scientists covering different fields of research. -
FISH/OCEAN/BIOL 250 | Autumn 2018
Marine Biology
Credits: 5 | Instructor(s): tbd
Marine Biology Quarter choice: This 5-credit lecture/laboratory course focuses on the incredible diversity of organisms inhabiting the marine environment. -
OCEAN 210 | Autumn 2018
Integrative Oceans
Credits: 4 | Instructor(s): Dr. Mackenzie Gerringer
Marine Biology Quarter choice: The objectives of this course are to learn the patterns of, and processes that cause, the large scale circulation of currents in the surface ocean and deep sea. -
Ocean 492 A | Autumn 2018
Pelagic Ecosystem Function in the San Juan Archipelago 2018
Credits: 15 | Instructor(s): Dr. Jan Newton , W. Breck Tyler , Dr. Matthew Baker , Dr. Rebecca Guenther
Pelagic Ecosystem Function Apprenticeship uses the natural laboratory of the waters in San Juan Archipelago to investigate the working of a unique pelagic (open water) ecosystem. -
Ocean 492 B | Autumn 2018
Marine Sedimentary Processes Research Apprenticeship 2018
Credits: 15 | Instructor(s): Dr. Andrea Ogston , Dr. Ian M. Miller
Apprenticeship to study the marine sedimentary processes with perspective of the impact of the Elwha River Dam removal.