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Master of Science in Park and Resource Management
The Master of Science in Park and Resource Management is a 30 credit hour thesis or internship required program. It is available through the Internet via Slippery Rock University's online distance learning server. The online M.S. program in PRM is one of the only programs of this nature in the United States. It is designed for professionals in the field and allows one to complete course work as time is available.

Current students, please follow this link to log into the program: Blackboard Login Page
For a look at our current online graduate students follow this link to: Student Biographies

Curriculum

The program consists of 24 semester hours of coursework plus a 6 semester hour thesis or internship, for a total of 30 semester hours. Two program courses are offered online each semester, thereby allowing students to complete course work in four semesters. Courses in the MS-PRM program are taught using the Slippery Rock University virtual classroom and online communication system.
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Program Information

The program is designed to meet the needs of PRM professionals serving as park superintendents, resource managers, park rangers, park interpreters, resource management specialists, outdoor recreation planners, and similar professional positions. The program is designed to provide graduates with a scientific orientation to resource-based understanding and management theory.
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Common Questions

There is considerable interest throughout the United States for this type of program. Students and potential students are faced with important decisions regarding their pursuit of higher education and advanced degrees. Some of the more common questions to this program are listed in order to provide ample information to prospective students.
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Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
Online MS Program in Park and Resource Management