Environmental Resource Management

A hands-on, science approach to protecting the environment. You can use this environmental science major to work for natural resource consulting firms, corporate sustainability, government agencies, and nonprofits or go on to continued success in grad programs in science, business, medicine, and environmental law.

Interest Areas	Plant Science Policy and Regulatory Affairs Environment, Sustainability, Nature Animal Education
Options	Focus your degree with an option in Environmental Science, Soil Science or Water Science
Careers	Environmental consulting firms Federal and state regulatory agencies Corporate sustainability State and national parks Conservation districts Conservancies Environmental education organizations Municipalities Environmental law Water quality Wetland science Non-profit organizations Property and land management firms
Student Clubs and Organizations	Environmental Resource Management Society Fly Fishing Club Soil Judging Team Student Farm Sustainable Agriculture Club
Facilities, Centers, and Institutes	Laboratories and technology classrooms are only the beginning. Step outside and learn about our building's natural roof; or across the street and into the Arboretum at Penn State, part of a 370-acre parcel of undeveloped land where faculty and students work to preserve valuable green space in a rapidly urbanizing landscape.
Target Major/Degree	https://agsci.psu.edu/academics/undergraduate/majors/environmental-resource-management