About this program
About
Natural resource management prepares you to manage human interactions with the natural world—through a blend of environmental science, social science and hands-on learning. You’ll build a broad foundation in natural resource systems and learn how decisions are made about using, protecting and restoring those systems in parks, protected areas and resource organizations.
What can I do with this degree?
Degree outcomes
Graduates in natural resource management help protect and manage land, water, forests and wildlife for long-term sustainability. They work with public agencies, nonprofits and private organizations to balance conservation with responsible resource use.
Resource and Land Management
- Natural resources manager
- Resource stewardship specialist
- Sustainable agriculture quality technician
Public Service
- Park ranger
- Park manager or administrator
- Conservation law officer
- Environmental health specialist
Planning and Sustainability
- Environmental planner
- Sustainability coordinator
Education and Community Programs
- Environmental education coordinator
- Conservation program specialist
- Naturalist
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Lead the future of natural resource management.
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Lead the future of natural resource management.
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Bridge people and the environment to manage and protect natural resources.
