Online Master of Science
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Master of Science in Park and Resource Management

Below is the list of courses for the online MS program. A more complete description of courses is also available by clicking here. Students who wish to complete the program in two years must take two courses per semester and an internship experience and/or a thesis.

The program is designed so that the student does not have to come to campus to study. We understand that many park professionals are unable to take time off and travel to a university. This program enables the park manager to take courses while pursuing his/her profession.

 

REQUIRED COURSES (9 HOURS)
PREE 799 Research Methods (3)
PREE 800 Thesis (6)
or
PREE 750 Internship (6)

PROFESSIONAL STUDIES (REQUIRED 21 HOURS)
PREE 619 Environmental Grant Writing (3)
PREE 654 Natural and Cultural Resources Law (3)
PREE 673 Ecosystem Ecology (3)
PREE 675 Park and Resource Management (3)

PREE 680 Environmental Education (3)

PREE 681 Environmental Issues (3)
PREE 686 Management Strategy (3)

 


COURSE CYCLE:

If students seeking the Master of Science degree wish to complete coursework in two years, they must take two courses per semester, for a total of four semesters. (Once a class is taught, it will not be offered again until the cycle repeats itself - every 4 semesters.) The summer term is not included in the rotation due to internship requirements.

 
FALL 2009* PREE 619 Environmental Grant Writing (3)
PREE 799 Research Methods (3)
SPRING 2010* PREE 673 Ecosystem Ecology (3)
PREE 681 Environmental Issues (3)

FALL 2010*

PREE 675 Park and Resource Management (3)
PREE 686 Management Strategy (3)

SPRING 2011* PREE 654 Natural and Cultural Resources Law (3)
PREE 680 Environmental Education (3)
FALL 2011* PREE 619 Environmental Grant Writing (3)
PREE 799 Research Methods (3)
SPRING 2012*

PREE 673 Ecosystem Ecology (3)
PREE 681 Environmental Issues (3)

FALL 2012* PREE 675 Park and Resource Management (3)
PREE 686 Management Strategy (3)

SPRING 2013*

PREE 654 Natural and Cultural Resources Law (3)
PREE 680 Environmental Education (3)

*Students may register for thesis hours once they have completed
all 24 hours of coursework.

*A student may register for internship hours once the student has completed his/her second semester of coursework. Summer internships are preferred, but students may register for Internships during the fall or spring semesters if there are extenuating circumstances at the discretion of the program coordinator.

PREE 800 Thesis (6)

OR

PREE 750 Internship (6)


 

 

 

 
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