Natural Resources, Environmental Science and Management Concentration, M.S.

Total units required for the degree: 30

ESM graduate studies are oriented toward environmental analysis and land use planning; environmental science, particularly ecological restoration, renewable energy, and energy policy; recreational use of natural resources; and geospatial analysis of environmental and natural resource-related topics.

Required Courses

ESM 685 - Graduate Seminar Units: 1-3
Enrollment in ESM 685 is required during two semesters of residence. A maximum of 2 units is applicable to the 30-unit requirement.
Students may enroll in 1 unit of ESM x690 through the College of Extended Education & Global Engagement their final semester if approved by their advisor.

Approved Electives

Approved upper division and graduate electives to bring total units to no fewer than 30 units. At least half of these units must be courses organized and conducted at the graduate level.