Coastal Zone Management (Master of Science)
Stockton University
This graduate-level degree program develops the holistic knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of managing human interactions within a highly dynamic coastal environment and to analyze the natural, social, legal, economic and institutional processes for integrated coastal zone management and sustainable development. The M.S. option consists of 36 credit hours and includes a research-based thesis, intended for students aiming for further academic study or research.
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36 credits
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