Our graduate school offers internationally recognized Master's and Ph.D. degrees in Resource and Environmental Management, as well as post-doctoral positions.
Students can also choose other elective courses .
While REM's Master's program involves many courses, the research project is expected to be as high quality as a standard Master's thesis in a single-discipline department. REM's Master's research projects are simply smaller in scope. Nevertheless, the local, national, and international awards given to REM graduate students in fisheries reflect the high quality of research that can be done in these research projects. REM's Ph.D. program enables students to pursue research for their thesis that focuses on a subject area such as fish population dynamics, while adding a research component from another discipline such as economics or policy analysis. Graduate students working on topics in fisheries science and management in the School of Resource and Environmental Management have come from a wide variety of backgrounds, although typically they have backgrounds in biology, environmental science, or engineering.