BSc in Environmental Resource Management - General Track in Bakersfield United States | California State University, Bakersfield

The Environmental Resource Management major, overseen by the Dean of the School of Business and Public Administration, is an interdisciplinary program combining studies in:

natural resource sciences,
legal frameworks governing resource utilization,
economic and political dimensions of environmental policy, and
health and safety considerations in resource management.
Additionally, the curriculum incorporates foundational training in communication, technology, data analysis, and organizational leadership.

This comprehensive major equips graduates for diverse professional paths involving environmental stewardship, including:
resource assessment and strategy development,
workplace safety oversight,
environmental compliance roles,
technical advisory positions, and
land development projects.
Career opportunities span both government agencies (like BLM and USFS) and private sector organizations.

Students complete a specialization track (usually four courses) to develop expertise in focused areas such as:
Forest Ecosystems,
Public Health and Environment,
Sustainable Land Use Planning, or
Workplace Safety Systems.
The occupational health and safety concentration benefits from Aera Energy LLC's endowment, offering strong internship and employment prospects. Practical work experience through internships is encouraged across all specialization areas.