BS Natural Resources Management

Course Overview This major provides a comprehensive understanding of the interconnected social, political, and ecological systems that define today's natural resource challenges. Students learn to design sustainable and ethical solutions for conservation and management problems, blending theoretical knowledge with essential hands-on practice. The program prepares graduates with the technical and communication skills critical for a successful career in the environmental sector. Key Program Highlights Gain practical, real-world experience through a required four-week summer field course in ecological investigations. Specialize in a focus area like conservation biology, GIS, wildlife management, or policy by coupling the major with a chosen minor. Learn to develop local solutions that are sustainable and resilient at a global scale using an integrative, systems-thinking approach. Enhance career readiness through encouraged internships, cooperative education, and seasonal work opportunities. Prepare for diverse careers with government agencies, consulting firms, non-profits, and corporate environmental departments.