Environmental Management Graduate Program Course Requirements
The master of science in environmental management [M.S.E.M.] is a 36-credit, non-thesis program conducted by the Department of Biology. It directs working professionals through a collection of courses to prepare them for the decision-making processes of the ever-increasing demands of environmental regulatory compliance. A dual graduate degree in law and environmental management [J.D./M.S.E.M.] is offered in conjunction with the Cumberland School of Law. Consult the Cumberland School of Law Academic Catalog for details.
Core Requirements - 12 hour credits (3 hrs. each)
ENVM 501 Biological and Environmental Chemistry
ENVM 502 Environmental Law and Regulation
ENVM 504 Basic Toxicology
ENVM 505 Environmental Sustainability
Electives (Select eight courses) 24 hour credit
ENVM 506 Environmental Risk Assessment and Management
ENVM 507 Technology and Management of Hazardous Materials
ENVM 508 Ecotoxicology for the Environmental Manager
ENVM 509 GIS and Environmental Management Issues
ENVM 510 Environmental Ethics and Values
ENVM 511 Environmental Total Quality Management
ENVM 512 Environmental Project Management
ENVM 514 Wetlands
ENVM 515 Endangered Species
ENVM 516 Independent Research
ENVM 517 Environmental Biomonitoring
ENVM 518 Environmental Litigation
ENVM 519 Conservation Biology and Natural Resource Management
ENVM 520 Occupational Safety and Health Law and Policy
ENVM 521 Risk Analysis
ENVM 522 Economics of Sustainability
ENVM 523 Cleanup of Environmental Contamination
ENVM 524 Environmental Geology
ENVM 525 Environmental Forestry
ENVM 526 Environmental Auditing
ENVM 527 Sociology of the Environment
ENVM 528 Challenge to Sustainability:Conserving Kenya's Biodiversity
- Total Required Credits 36
