Master of Resource and Environmental Management (MREM)
The Master of Resource and Environmental Management (MREM) involves intensive coursework and an applied internship during a 16-month period. It graduates highly skilled professionals with the problem-solving tools and scientific (social and biophysical) understanding to create innovative solutions to resource and environmental issues.
The program's goal is to produce graduates who can confidently and collaboratively address the interdisciplinary dimensions of resource and environmental problems. The MREM degree is an advanced “professional” degree aimed at management and practical problem-solving.
The MREM involves three course work terms and one internship term. The internship will be undertaken during the summer months. The minimum course requirement is 36 credit hours. This includes 18 credits of required course work, the internship and 18 credit hours of electives at the graduate level (from relevant disciplines).
The elements of the MREM Program are:
Year One, Fall Term
Required courses:
- ENVI 5504.03: Management of Natural Resources and the Environment
- ENVI 5507.03: Environmental Informatics
6 credit hours of electives at the graduate level
Year One, Winter Term
Required courses:
- ENVI 5505.03: Biophysical Dimensions of Resource and Environmental Management
- ENVI 5500.03: Sociopolitical Dimensions of Resource and Environmental Management
- ENVI 5205.03: Law and Policy for Resource and Environmental Management
3 credit hours of electives at the graduate level
Year One, Summer Term
Year Two, Fall Term
Required courses:
9 credit hours of electives at the graduate level
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