Business, Environment and Natural Resources. The appropriate use of natural resources and awareness of environmental consequences of decisions have become major issues for business. No one field or academic discipline provides all the relevant scientific and practical information necessary to make good decisions in the area and traditional management skills are clearly not enough. Further, members of traditional environmental institutions, consultants, scientists and engineers can benefit from an understanding of challenges and constraints business decision makers face in environmental areas. Provides students with practical business knowledge, policy, procedure and decision making.
Students work as interns in operating organizations.
Individual projects of a research nature, under direct supervision of a professor. Written report required. A course for advanced students consisting of an in-depth study of a selected area or areas of business law. Topics could include consumer protection, employment laws, securities regulation and antitrust and trade regulation.