Glenville State University
The Natural Resource Management degree is developed around the general education baccalaureate degree component, a Natural Resource Management core, a major, and a block elective component. The program provides the opportunity to develop a major in one of four areas—Criminal Justice, Environmental Science, Forest Technology, or Wildlife Management—preparing students for careers with government agencies, the natural resource sector, industry, and the private sector.
120 credits
Since Aug 2003
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