Natural Resources and Environmental Management
Overview
For this interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science degree, all students take a set of core courses that provide a common set of knowledge and skills in environmental science and resource management. Students elect to concentrate in one of two Pathways, and select a specialization in their area of interest.

Natural Science Pathway
Study the natural, physical, and biological aspects of managing natural resources and the environment. Specialize in…
- Plant Ecology, Conservation, and Management
- Soil and Water Conservation
- Watershed and Coastal Management
- Wildlife Ecology and Management
- Image and Data Science for NREM
Social Science Pathway
Study the social, cultural, and economic aspects of managing natural resources and the environment. Specialize in…
- Community and Cultural Resources Management
- Environmental Policy and Governance
- Sustainable Systems and Communities
Rewarding Career Opportunities
- Biological Field Technician
- Climate Adaptation and Resilience
- Coastal & Water Management
- Community Development
- Environmental Educator
- Environmental Consultant
- Environmental Monitoring and Regulations
- Environmental Policy Analyst
- Forester
- GIS specialist
- Natural Resource Conservation Specialist
- Watershed Manager
- Wildlife Biologist
> Visit the Natural Resources and Environmental Management Department for more information.