Integrated Resource Management (IRM)

Degree Requirements and Curriculum

Requirements

All courses combine the same rigorous training as campus courses with directed hands-on, problem-solving experiences. In addition to formal course work, you are expected to participate in a minimum of one, preferably two, internships.

To earn the Integrated Resource Management degree, you must complete at least 33 credits that are selected with guidance of an advisor. You also need to complete at least one internship that is arranged and approved by your advisor. No thesis is required as part of this degree program, but you are required to complete a professional paper.

Curriculum

The Learning Experience

This master’s degree in Integrated Resource Management gives you accessibility to Colorado State faculty that are industry experts without you having to come to campus. The IRM program is not offered at most universities and via this online degree, you have a unique program available to you.

This online degree program permits you to take the required courses in the order that best suits your needs. You have the flexibility to get the degree you want without a strict timeline or schedule of completing the courses. Although this degree offers flexibility, it still requires the same amount of work and time as an on-campus program. It is recommended to spend nine to twelve hours per week on a three credit course. This will vary depending on your learning and studying style.

This online program offers short presentations and lectures that most often are followed up with relevant assignments and readings. You will have contact with professors and students through email and online office hours. You will also participate in discussion board conversations with professors and fellow students.