Parks, Recreation and Tourism B.S.

All students must meet the Degree and University Requirements.

All students must meet the Catamount Core Curriculum Requirements.

All students must meet the Rubenstein Core Curriculum Requirements.

Major Requirements

A total of 120 credits are required for the degree. All PRT students must complete the PRT Program requirements (8 courses) and courses from a chosen thematic concentration (either Tourism Planning and Management or Recreation Leadership and Environmental Education).1

Requirement DescriptionCredits
REQUIREMENTS:
PRT 1100Int Sustainable Rec&Tourism3
PRT 1500Tourism Planning3
PRT 1700Parks & Protected Areas3
PRT 2580Resort Mgmt & Marketing3
PRT 3300Ecotourism3
PRT 3991Internship (PRT Practicum) 23
PRT 4350Outdoor Recreation Planning3
PRT 4550Environmental Interpretation3
CONCENTRATION REQUIREMENTS:
CONCENTRATION 1: TOURISM PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT6-8
Take 2 of the following:
Landscape Design Fundamentals
Ski Area Management 3
Entrepreneurship Rec&Tourism
Intro to Ecological Economics
CONCENTRATION 2: RECREATION LEADERSHIP AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION6
Take 2 of the following:
Resilience-based Outdoor Educa
Wilderness First Responder
Intro to Environmental Policy
Environmental Education
Birding to Change the World
1

Up to 3 credits of Independent Study (PRT 2993 or PRT 3993) or Undergraduate Research (PRT 2995 or PRT 3995) may count toward PRT elective credits if the following conditions are met by the student prior to the start of a new semester: (a) An experiential learning plan is developed prior to the start of the experience; (b) The PRT Program Director approves the experiential learning plan; and (c) A tenure-track faculty member in the PRT program oversees the student's work.

2

PRT 3991 Internship: PRT Practicum must be approved by an advisor in advance with required documentation complete.  Three credit course only.  PRT majors only.  Junior or Senior standing only.

3

PRT 2570 must be taken concurrently with PRT 2560.