Be descriptive for better results. This 66 credit masters degree program is designed to prepare students for direct entry into careers in resource management. The program, which is usually completed within two years, typically consists of courses in oceanography, economics, fisheries, political science, and communications. Courses may also be taken in the Colleges of Engineering, Agriculture, Science, Forestry, and Liberal Arts. Each program is adjusted to the needs of the individual.
Students complete an internship, project report, or thesis.
Applicants must meet the general admission requirements of the college.