Environmental Management, M.S.

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This plan leads to the Master of Science in Environmental Management degree. The graduate degree in environmental management requires a minimum of 36 hours including the master’s degree option. Depending on the student’s academic background, foundation courses (up to 6 hours) may be required in chemistry and other sciences. Students may not have 50% or more of their credits come from traditional business credits.

Grade Requirements

The College of Business requires a minimum of a 3.000 cumulative grade point average is required on course work taken at UHCL. No grade lower than a C is acceptable toward a graduate degree; this includes foundation work as well as the plan requirements. Grades of C- or lower are not acceptable.

Degree Requirements

Foundation Requirements (6 hours)

Additional Information

MGMT 5031 may be substituted for an approved MGMT Course

MGMT Elective Requirements (6 hours)

Choose two from the following list:

MGMT 5131 - The Global Environment of Business Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 5032 - Human Behavior in Organizations Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 5133 - Teamwork and Leadership Skills: Theory in Practice Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 5234 - Leading Non-Profit Institutions Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 5434 - Negotiation Skills and Strategies Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 5636 - Management of Technology Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 5638 - Leading Technology Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 6237 - Comparative Leadership Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 6331 - Organizational Development Credit Hours: 3
MGMT 6332 - International Management Credit Hours: 3

Remaining 18 Hours

The remaining 18 hours of the degree requirements will be chosen in consultation with a faculty adviser to fit the career interests of the students. All graduate-level ENVR courses are approved electives. No more than two courses or 6 hours at the 33XX- or 43XX level may be included and any undergraduate elective must be approved by the faculty program coordinator. Courses from other disciplines must also be approved.