Courses

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Undergraduate Courses

RECM 110S - Introduction to Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Semesters Offered: Both

RECM 180 - Careers in Natural Resources
Semesters Offered: Both

RECM 210 - Nature-Based Tourism
Semesters Offered: Fall

RECM 217 - Wildland Recreation Management
Semesters Offered: Both

RECM 230 - Programming in Recreation
Semesters Offered: Fall

RECM 300 - Recreation Behavior
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 310 - Natural Resources Interpretation
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 370 - Conservation of Wilderness, Wild Rivers, and National Parks
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 371 - Wilderness Issues
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 380 - Recreation Administration & Leadership
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 450 - Pre-Practicum Professional Preparation
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 451 - Tourism and Sustainability
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 460 - Practicum in Recreation
Semesters Offered: Both

RECM 482 - Wilderness & Protected Area Management
Semesters Offered: Fall

RECM 483 - Commercial Recreation, Marketing and Tourism
Semesters Offered: Spring

RECM 485 - Recreation Planning
Semesters Offered: Fall

Graduate Courses

Advanced Problems in Environmental Policy
Instructor: Nie | Next Offering: Fall 2009 | Credits: 3

Advanced Research Methods for Social Science
Instructor: Patterson | Next Offering: Spring 2009 | Credits: 3

Conceptual Foundations of Wilderness and Protected Areas
Instructor: Borrie | Next Offering: Fall 2008 | Credits: 3

Geographies of Tourism
Instructor: Boask | Next Offering: Fall 2008 | Credits: 3

Graduate Seminar in Recreation
Instructor: Rotates | Next Offering: Spring 2009 | Credits: 1

Managing National Parks and Protected Areas
Instructor: Freimund | Next Offering: 2010 | Credits: 3

Montana Tourism Research and Practice
Instructor: Nickerson | Next Offering: Fall 2009 | Credits: 3

People and Protected Areas
Instructor: Belsky | Next Offering: Spring 2010 | Credits: 3

Political Ecology
Instructor: Belsky/Yung | Next Offering: Spring 2009 | Credits: 3

Additional Information

Students can also take a number of senior level classes for Graduate credit including: RECM 483, RECM 485, FOR 475, FOR 489, WBIO 410, WBIO 460 -- See all CFC Courses