Summer Field Study courses at UC Berkeley get you out of the classroom and into the field, and provide a unique opportunity to experience what you are learning. You can literally get your hands dirty excavating in the field. You can study eco systems while sitting in the middle of them. Click on the course names below to view more details from the Online Schedule of Classes.
ANTHROPOLOGY
Field Methods in Archaeology, Honduras
(Anthro 134A - 6 units)
Practical experience in the field study of archaeological sites and materials. Coverage may include reconnaissance, mapping, recording, and excavation.
Field Methods in Archaeology, Japan
(Anthro 134A - 6 units)
Prehistoric Jomon hunter-gatherers in Japan.
Sierra Nevada Ecology
(ESPM 101A - 4 units)
Ecology of forests, mountain meadows, montane chaparral, and riparian zones of the Northern Sierra Nevada.
Silviculture
(ESPM 101B - 1 unit)
Evaluation of systems for managing forest stands including regeneration, controlling stand density, forest growth, genetics and tree improvement, and prescribed burning.
Forest Measurements, Aerial Photography, and Survey
(ESPM 101C - 2 units)
Procedures for measuring the forest resources, introduction to land surveying, aerial photography, timber inventories, and measurement of trees and forest growth.
Timber Resource Utilization
(ESPM 101D - 1 unit)
Harvesting and access systems, wood quality, and manufacture of forest products. Visits to industrial operations to evaluate land management practices and utilization operations.
Forest Resource Management
(ESPM 101E - 2 units)
An introduction to integrative planning of forest resources.
