BSc Minor in Environmental and Natural Resource Management (ENRM)

Study Mode:

Full time: 3 Years
Part time: 4 Years

Start Date:

September 2025

Programme Overview

As climate and environmental issues become a more pressing concern in our society, students need to prepare themselves to face such challenges. The minor in Environmental and Natural Resource Management (ENRM) is designed to produce graduates with a fundamental understanding of environmental processes and the means to manage natural resources. Many disciplines overlap with ENRM (agriculture, geography, biology, environmental science, economics, tourism, political science, and business) and as the global market demands more diverse individuals with an understanding of our natural environment, this minor will perfectly compliment your major. Graduates will gain experience in Ecology, Environmental Economics, Soil and Land Evaluation, Sustainable Watershed and Environmental Law.

GRADUATE CAREER PATHS

  • Natural Resource Manager
  • Ranger/Forestry Manager
  • Marine Resource Inspector
  • Environmental Health & Safety Specialist
  • Aquaculture Specialist
  • Environmental Restoration Planner
  • Coastal and Estuary Specialist
  • Watershed Coordinator
  • Fish and Wildlife Specialist
  • Climate Change Analyst
  • Eco-Tourism Specialist

 

Programme Breakdown

A Minor in ENRM requires successful completion of 12 credits of LEVEL 1 PREREQUISITES and a total of 15 credits at the advanced level consisting of 9 credits of core courses and any 6 credits of elective courses. Elective courses are subject to prerequisites and can be taken from Level II/III.

COURSE LISTING

PREREQUISITE COURSES

LEVEL I – SEMESTER 1

ENRM 1001 Introduction to Environmental and Natural Resource Management 

AGSL 1001 Soils and the Environment 

LEVEL I – SEMESTER 2

ENRM 1002 Introduction to Natural Resource Economics 

ENRM 1004 Ecology and Microbiology 

CORE COURSES

LEVEL II – SEMESTER 1

ENRM 2000 Soil and Land Evaluation 

LEVEL III – SEMESTER 1

ENRM 3002 Natural Resource Economics and Assessment 

LEVEL III – SEMESTER 2

ENRM 3001 Sustainable Watershed Management 

ELECTIVE COURSES

( Minimum (2) elective courses must be chosen)

SEMESTER 1

ENRM 2001 Forest Resource Management 

SEMESTER 2

ENRM 2002 Energy Resources and Sustainability 

ENRM 2003 Wildlife Resources Management 

ENRM 2004 Environmental Microbiology and Ecological Health 

ENRM 3002 Anthropogenic Climate Change Management 

ENRM 3003 Environmental and Natural Resource Law 

Entry Requirements

To enter into this programme, you must possess one of the following:

  • UWI Certificate in Environmental Geography
  • UWI Certificate in Agriculture
  • 2 CAPE Science subjects (Units | & Il) or ‘A’ Level equivalent, and a pass at CSEC level in one of the following: Biology, Human & Social Biology, Integrated Science, Agricultural Science
  • 2 CAPE subjects, one of which must be Environmental Science or Geography or Biology
  • An approved Associate Degree with a minimum GPA of 2.5