The minor in Environmental Science and Resource Management (ESRM) offers students majoring in a wide range of subjects exposure to the challenges facing terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and restoration. Course work will provide a solid foundation for links to other fields of biology, environmental education, journalism and public affairs.

To receive a minor, the student must have:

• Twenty-five ESRM credits, 20 of which must be upper division (300 or higher) – five credits are allowed from BSE and lower-division ERSM courses
• At least sophomore standing (45 credits completed)
• Already declared a major