About this program
About
The Natural Resources Management - Administration and Management specialization prepares students to understand the relationship between environmental systems and human decision-making. Through a blend of science and social science coursework, students learn how natural resources are managed, protected and sustained across parks, public lands, agricultural systems and community settings. This pathway builds a strong foundation for continued study and careers focused on responsible resource stewardship.
What can I do with this degree?
Degree outcomes
Graduates of this specialization are prepared to manage and protect natural systems in a variety of settings.
Graduates are prepared to:
- Evaluate natural resource policies and management strategies
- Apply principles of conservation and sustainable resource use
- Analyze the social, economic and environmental impacts of resource decisions
- Support land, water and ecosystem management initiatives
- Continue toward a Bachelor of Science degree in natural resource-related fields
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Natural Resources Management Specialization
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Natural Resources Management Specialization
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Learn how to balance environmental stewardship with human needs through science-based resource management.