Milano The New School of Management and Urban Policy in New York City offers a master's degree in Environmental Policy and Sustainability Management. The program offers coursework to address such subjects as natural resource depletion, innovative organizational change, global climate change and financial sustainability. You can take classes on a part-time or full-time basis. Students complete a total of 42 of credits which include such classes as Leadership for Sustainability Strategy, Economics for Management and Public Policy and Principals of Environmental Science.
The University of South Carolina in Columbia offers a master's in Earth and Environmental Resources Management degree. The program includes coursework for students interested in management work in environmental or earth resources. Students can tailor a program to suit their own interests. The degree requires a total of 36 credit hours of coursework. Six of those required credit hours include a thesis or internship. Classes offered include Seminar in Environmental Ethics, Current Topics in Environmental Studies and Earth Resource Management.
The University of San Francisco offers a master's degree in Environmental Management. The science-based program is designed for the student who will go on to work for public or government agencies, non-profit organizations or in industry. This degree requires a total of 30 units of coursework. Ecoscience and Environmental Chemistry are two required classes. Students choose other classes from among 11 elective courses. Each student finishes off her degree requirements with a master's project, which may include a thesis.
The University of Denver has a master's degree program in Environmental Management. You can earn the degree either on campus or entirely online. It is designed for those who want to manage such environmental issues as energy, sustainability or climate change. This program brings together the essentials of technology and environmental science. The hands-on courses include such classes as Wetland Ecology and Management, Global Environmental Law and Policy and Water and Food Sustainability.
Johns Hopkins University in Elkridge, Maryland, offers a master's degree in Environmental Planning and Management. This program, which is a non-thesis degree, is available entirely online. The school describes its program as rigorous. The degree will give you knowledge in the science behind climate change, the sustainability of global environments, pollution prevention, energy planning and disposal and treatment of waste materials. Courses available include Ecology, Environmental Impact Assessment and Solid Waste Engineering and Management.