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ONLINE COURSE: R BOOT CAMP FOR ECOLOGISTS AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS

Center for Wildlife Studies (Private) | https://www.centerforwildlifestudies.org/

Details
Application Deadline:
05/16/2025
Published:
03/13/2025
Starting Date:
after 6/2/2025
Ending Date:
after 8/24/2025
Hours per Week:
at least 0
Salary:
none
Education Required:
none
Experience Required:
none
Location:
remote work allowed
Description
R BOOT CAMP FOR ECOLOGISTS AND WILDLIFE BIOLOGISTS

COURSE DESCRIPTION - Learn the basics of R from an experienced research ecologist, resource manager, and wildlife professor who will help you organize and display your data for reports, publications, and future analysis. Learn from the ground up, beginning with loading and organizing ecological datasets in RStudio to building beautiful plots for publication.  Unlike many R courses, most examples used during the course are tailored to the needs of students, researchers, and professionals in ecology and wildlife-related disciplines.  After completing this course, consider enrolling in Introduction to Ecological Statistics & Modeling to build on your foundation in R by learning the essential quantitative skills needed to be successful in research at school and work.

This is a 1-credit equivalent academic course (16 contact hrs + additional work) where you learn at your own pace over 3 months.  This is NOT a “Watch me use R” course where your instructor presents a series of tutorials.

DATES
02 June - 24 August 2025

COST
Early bird ends May 4th - save $75!
No instructor support options start at $375 professional / $275 student
Instructor support options start at $525 professional / $425 student

LEARN MORE & REGISTER
https://www.centerforwildlifestudies.org/courses/p/r-bootcamp

CWS also offers a professional certificate in Applied Quantitative Ecology.

All courses in this program are graduate level and are designed for full-time researchers, graduate students, environmental consultants, conservation specialists, and resource management practitioners.  Taught by leading experts in their fields, participants will learn job-ready skills, including how to properly design field studies and controlled experiments, organize and visualize data, and become proficient in a variety of statistical analyses and modeling techniques to answer important environmental questions.

To learn more and apply, please visit: https://www.centerforwildlifestudies.org/applied-quantitative-ecology

CENTER FOR WILDLIFE STUDIES is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose global mission is to provide accessible environmental education and promote wildlife conservation through science.

Contact
Jack Hopkins
jhopkins@centerforwildlifestudies.org (preferred contact method)