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ERM Program Requirements
To complete a major in English with a Credential Emphasis, students will take a combination of core and program area courses, as well as completing the Senior Seminar and all upper division General Education requirements.
Lower Division General Education
Students complete the equivalent of two years of lower division coursework at a community college prior to applying for admission to CSUB. Transfer courses will include all lower division general eduation requirements. It is recommended that all lower division general education and lower division major requirements be completed prior to admission to ensure a timely completion of the program.
2 years of High School foreign language or 1 semester of College level foreign language is required for graduation. CSUB will not deliver foreign language classes. If the requirement was not met in High School, students will fulfill the requirement at a community college.
Transfer Courses to be taken at another institution and transferred to CSUB:
All lower division General Education Requirements
Computer Literacy
Statistics
Biol I (Intro/Basic)
Biol II (Ecology, Anatomy, or Physiology)
Chem I I(Intro/Basic)
Chem II (Organic)
Geology (Physical or Environmental)
Microeconomics
US History
US Constitution
CA/State Local Government
Foreign Language (2 years of high school or 1 semester of college)
Upper Division Coursework to be completed through CSUB:
| ENGL 305 | Technical & Report Writing
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| MGMT 430 | Negotiation, ADR, & Conflict Management
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| MGMT 460 | Total Quality Managment
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| SCI 352B | Water in the West
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| SCI 351B | Energy & Technology |
| ECON 370 | Environmental Economics |
| PPA 340 | Policy Networks |
| ECON 395 | Economic Geography |
| PPA 325 | Intro to Administrative Law & Bureaucracy |
| INST 420 | Legal Research Methods |
| ERM 300 | Environmental Compliance |
| PPA 450 | Contract Management |
| ENGL 395 | Writing Nature: Literature and the Environment |
| SOC 327 | Race & Ethnic Relations |
| COMM 304 | Technical & Report Writing |
| INST 369 | Environmental Politics |
| ERM 490A | Senior Seminar I |
| ERM 490B | Senior Seminar II |
Concentration to be approved by the Academic Coordinator:
The concentration is comprised of a minimum of 17 quarter units and is transferred into the program from other institutions. The concentration further enhances the student experience and gives students an opportunity to specialize in select areas. previous concentrations have included Forestry, Environment, and Health.
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