Environment, Natural Resources, and Sustainability

Prepare to join the ranks of the next generation of agriculture educators. Take positions in high schools, colleges, extension, the agriculture industry, and government agencies.

Biological engineering is the application of engineering design and analysis to solve critical sustainability issues such as food production, environmental stewardship, and new bio-based product development.

Combine the study of engineering technology, natural resources, and agriculture with the fundamentals of business, entrepreneurship, and management.

Develop social science knowledge and skills to help communities and institutions effectively understand and respond to social, economic, and environmental challenges.

Turn your passion for environmental protection and sustainability into a rewarding career with our science-based Environmental Resource Management major.

Develop the hands-on, science-based knowledge and skills required to professionally manage forest ecosystems with a focus on conservation and quality of life.

Combine plant science, creative design, technology, and entrepreneurship to create a rewarding outdoor career in an industry experiencing explosive growth.

Unleash science to explore topics like cancer and environmental pollution to prepare for medical school and other biomedical careers.

Gain a science-based foundation for a career outdoors managing animal and fish species, protecting their respective environments, and practicing environmental stewardship.

Providing tools for the analysis of social decision-making and policy, and a natural complement to science-based environmental majors and social science majors

The study of the physical, chemical, and biological properties of soil, as well as its management, use, and restoration

Introducing students to forested ecosystems, with the opportunity to study subjects such as climate change, invasive species, fire ecology, community forestry, and more.

Providing basic competency in the principles and practices of wildlife and fisheries conservation, research, and management

“I couldn’t see myself anywhere else.”

“Nothing is boring.”