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Resource Management and Conservation
Program Requirements
We immerse students in theory, but as it applies to actual issues currently facing environmental professional at the local, regional and landscape scales. We also provide ample opportunity to practice those group dynamics, conflict resolution and communication skills so necessary in moving towards sustainable solutions to complex problems. Throughout the program students are given the chance to work on projects and at sites that have real immediacy in addressing a pressing environmental challenge
Most RMC classes fall on a Thursday or Friday and some weekends. RMC graduates successfully complete a minimum 50 credits of academic and applied work, distributed as follows.
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