Natural Resources |
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Contact InformationProgram Website: http://natrespro.nvgc.vt.edu/Institute for Distance and Distributed Learning ph: 1-866-791-4898 fax: 1-540-231-2079 Program DirectorDr. Michael J. Mortimer, Program Director |
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SummaryThe College of Natural Resources offers a professional, non-thesis Master of Natural Resources (MNR) degree. The MNR program is a 33-credit-hour professional degree open to students from a wide variety of undergraduate fields.The focus of the Natural Resources Program is urban ecology and sustainability of natural resources, with special emphasis on sustainable use of fishery, wildlife and forest resources in the rapidly changing rural-urban environment. The MNR degree is usually a terminal, non-research degree, intended to give the candidate additional post-baccalaureate education in natural resources. This interdisciplinary program has a dual objective of training graduates for professional employment in natural resources and instilling conceptual and critical thinking necessary for lifelong learning and career development. Graduates are able to assume professional responsibilities in a wide variety of positions in public service or in the private sector. Delivery - Completely online, asynchronous | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Courses
Please take a look at our online classes to view what is currently being offered. |
SPRING 2010:
Graduate: December 1st
Undergrad: January 21st
E-mail: vto@vt.edu
Local: 540-231-3054
Phone: 1-866-791-4898
Fax: 540-231-2079
University Gateway Center, Suite 120
902 Prices Fork Rd.
Mail Code: (0392)
Blacksburg, VA 24061
www.dlss.vt.edu