In BIOL 345 Ecology, students study the interactions of organisms with their environments. To learn more about BIOL 345, the relationships between organisms and their abiotic environments, as well as aquatic and terrestrial biomes, review the course syllabus.

At Athabasca University, you will set your own study schedule using learning resources provided by the University.

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Full-time students may be actively registered in one to six courses at a time. To ensure that you do not overburden yourself, Athabasca University limits your course load to a maximum of six active courses. If you have a full-time job or are new to distance learning, we suggest you start with one course.

The course materials and delivery methods vary between courses, and are described more fully in the course syllabus.

If you are a new student, you must first be admitted to Athabasca University before registering in a course.

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