There's not really anything online that I can think of which offers a substantial focus in environmental management.
The closest you'll probably get is an online program that also offers a certificate option - but these are usually pretty minor programs, compared to Warwick. I'm thinking of East Carolina University, which offers a certificate in environmental planning, but which also has a much more regionally-oriented alumni base.
UMass Dartmouth also offers an MBA program that can be take online - and has a concentration in environmental policy.
But really, unless you did an in-class program at a ranked school like George Washington (which offers a great concentration in environmental management,) you'll most likely be better served by the more general Warwick online program.
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Posted May 14, 2013 16:04
There's not really anything online that I can think of which offers a substantial focus in environmental management.
The closest you'll probably get is an online program that also offers a certificate option - but these are usually pretty minor programs, compared to Warwick. I'm thinking of East Carolina University, which offers a certificate in environmental planning, but which also has a much more regionally-oriented alumni base.
UMass Dartmouth also offers an MBA program that can be take online - and has a concentration in environmental policy.
But really, unless you did an in-class program at a ranked school like George Washington (which offers a great concentration in environmental management,) you'll most likely be better served by the more general Warwick online program.
The closest you'll probably get is an online program that also offers a certificate option - but these are usually pretty minor programs, compared to Warwick. I'm thinking of East Carolina University, which offers a certificate in environmental planning, but which also has a much more regionally-oriented alumni base.
UMass Dartmouth also offers an MBA program that can be take online - and has a concentration in environmental policy.
But really, unless you did an in-class program at a ranked school like George Washington (which offers a great concentration in environmental management,) you'll most likely be better served by the more general Warwick online program.
Posted May 14, 2013 16:37
I also remember that University of Cambridge has a part time Master of Studies in Sustainable Leadership with an important component of environmental management.
I also remember that University of Cambridge has a part time Master of Studies in Sustainable Leadership with an important component of environmental management.
Posted May 14, 2013 17:32
Thank you mba hipster and cvm for your kind advise.
Thank you mba hipster and cvm for your kind advise.
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