Resource Management
The bachelor of resource management (BRM) is an interdisciplinary degree that requires students to complete 120 credit hours subject to Grenfell’s core program and specific BRM requirements.
Specific BRM requirements include:
- 84 credit hours in core program requirements
- six credit hours in first year English courses
- 30 credit hours in academic electives
Students may apply for admission directly from high school by indicating this in the appropriate place on their Undergraduate Application for Admission/Readmission.
Direct admission from high school is subject to the applicant’s final acceptance to the university.
Students in the BRM program would normally take the following courses in their first year:
Sample Program
|
Fall Semester |
Winter Semester |
|
English 1000 |
English 1001 |
|
Geography 1000 |
Geography 1001 |
|
Chemistry 1200 |
Chemistry 1001 |
|
Biology 1001 |
Biology 1002 |
|
Economics 2010 |
Elective |
Possible career opportunities for students pursuing the BRM include but are not limited to:
- environmental consulting
- wildlife biology
- international development specialist
- natural resources policy analyst
- fisheries scientist
