Graduates are prepared to measure, evaluate and implement programs for pollution reduction. They are also prepared to apply the problem solving skills necessary for organizations to comply with mandated pollution control standards and to serve as liaisons between government and private industry. The Masters program in Environmental Management provides students with comprehensive knowledge in environmental and managerial issues. Graduates will be able to develop programs and strategies for public and private industries in controlling and managing pollution. In economics courses, global business and ethical concerns are also addressed.
Students have the opportunity to analyze actual case studies in environmental issues.
The applied research project provides the opportunity to work with a corporate entity to develop a workable technology plan in environmental management. In meeting the needs of adult learners. The university's main campus is in San Diego, with 10 other major locations throughout California.