Program Outcomes

Upon successful completion of this program, learners will be able to:

• manage and analyze information that contributes to applied research.
• use critical thinking skills to solve problems.
• communicate technical information effectively in both oral and written forms to a variety of audiences.
• demonstrate capability to use and maintain appropriate equipment.
• identify and collaborate with appropriate stakeholders to aid with project success.
• develop proposals, manage budgets, contracts, and financial information.
• navigate current government structure, industry standards, and legislation, to implement best practices.
• model professionalism by adhering to professional ethics and standards and by committing to life-long learning and a healthy work-life balance.
• apply appropriate techniques to identify, sample, and record biological and physical components of natural systems.
• choose and employ appropriate technology to collect, manage, explore and visualize data.
• develop and apply risk management strategies that incorporate safe travel and best work practices, including OHS requirements to ensure personal, crew, and public safety.
• demonstrate field experience and skill.
• acknowledge and respect indigenous peoples through greater awareness of cultural traditions related to land management.