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46 Online programmes in Natural Resource Management
Geoscience - the Earth and its Resources
Are you fascinated by Geoscience - the Earth and its Resources and willing to take the challenge of predicting the nature and behavior of the Earth subsurface? This Geoscience - the Earth and its Resources course from Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is the right one for you!
Resource and Technology Management
As technology continues to advance, so does the need for people trained and equipped with the technical skills and knowledge of its applications. Troy University’s Bachelor of Resource and Technology Management provides students with a unique interdisciplinary program that combines business management, social sciences and the technical skills offered in the sciences.
Sustainable Food Systems
At the Sustainable Food Systems MSc program offered at Arizona State University, students develop an understanding of present-day health, agriculture and environmental policy; develop strategies to lead policy discussions; interact with a network of food and agriculture policy leaders and mentors; and apply their knowledge and skills to address problems related to food and food systems.
Horticulture (Nature Park Management)
This Diploma in Horticulture (Nature Park Management) from Warnborough College has been designed for people working or wishing to work in nature parks and reserves, national parks, forests and reserves, in managerial or technical positions.
Natural Resources in Conservation and Leadership
The Master of Natural Resources in Conservation and Leadership combines environmental expertise with business acumen. This program explores the intersection of natural and human systems while developing your research, leadership, and administration skills for informed decision-making.
Water Resources in a Changing Climate
As water becomes an increasingly variable resource, join this Water Resources in a Changing Climate course at Perth College UHI to understand regulations for water usage and explore stakeholder’s roles in developing a healthy water environment now and in the future.