Minor in International Resource Management

21 credits

Required Courses

NREM 101	Environment and Society	3
	or
NREM 205	International Natural Resources: Development and Conservation	3

9 credits from

NREM 307	Environmental Management in Developing Countries	3
NREM 309	Human Dimensions of Global Change	3
NREM 357	International Community Development	3
NREM 372	Applied Research Methods in Resource Management	3
Total Credits:		9

9 credits from

ANTH 111	Anthropology of Everyday Life	3
ANTH 312	Ecological Dimensions of Culture	3
ECON 279	Economic and Political Problems of Emerging Nations	3
ENT 241	The Entrepreneurial Experience	3
FIN 352	Global Finance	3
GEOG 150	Global Geography	3
GEOG 261	Introduction to Sustainable Tourism	3
GEOG 262	Tourism Regions	3
GEOG 351	Geography of Latin America and the Caribbean	3
GEOG 354	Geography of Asia	3
HIST 198	Studies in Non-Western Civilizations	3
HIST 371	Tradition, Conflict, and Change in Modern Asia	3
HIST 372	Africa Since 1500	3
HIST 373	History of the Middle East	3
INTB 265	Introduction to International Business	3
NREM 304	Sustainable Agriculture	3
NREM 331	Energy and Mineral Resources: Issues and Choices	3
NREM 402	Field Study	1 TO 6
PHIL 310	African Philosophy	3
PLAN 100	Introduction to Urban Planning and Development	2
PLAN 365	Economic Development Planning	3
PLAN 433	Environmental Planning	3
POLS 281	Economic and Political Problems of Emerging Nations	3
RELS 160	Religion in Culture	3
RELS 390	Buddhism	3
SOC 320	Social Inequality	3
SOC 328	Globalization and the Social World	3
SUST 400	Creating a Sustainable Future	3
Total Credits:		9

Total Credits: 21

Students are strongly encouraged to complete two years or the equivalent of a modern foreign language. Only international field study courses count in minor (NREM 402 or equivalent).