Applied Global StabilityGraduate Certificates

The graduate certificate: Applied Global Stability: Natural Resources focuses on military lands management, natural resources policy, and sustainable infrastructure.

You must be admitted to this program for the certificate to appear on your official university transcript.

Required course

• GES 520 – Issues in Global Environmental Stability (3 credits)

If you have previously completed GES 520 for a different graduate certificate, you may substitute another School of Global Environmental Sustainability-endorsed graduate course chosen in consultation with the certificate advisor.

Select 9 credits from the following 3-credit courses:

• NR 501 – Leadership and Public Communications
• NR 515 – Natural Resources Policy and Biodiversity
• NR 535 – Action for Sustainable Behavior
• NR 550 – Sustainable Military Lands Management
• NR 551 – Cultural Resource Management on Military Lands
• NR 552 – Ecology of Military Lands
• NR 553 – DoD Sustainable Building and Infrastructure
• FW 556 – Wildlife Conservation Ethics
• FW 557 – Wildlife Habitat Management on Private Land
• NR 566 – Natural Resource Inventory and Data Analysis
• NR 567 – Analysis of Environmental Impact

Note: This certificate may have courses in common with other graduate certificates. A student may earn more than one certificate, but a given course may count toward only one certificate.

Additional courses may be listed in the catalog for this certificate, but may only be available on-campus.

If you plan to take any combination of NR 550, NR 551, NR 552, and NR 553, you may be interested in the Graduate Certificate in Sustainable Military Lands Management.