Undergraduate Studies

The Time is Now

Employers around the state and country have told us that a large number of people in the natural resources workforce are starting to retire. With this trend, there’s no better time to earn a degree in natural resources. Employers are also encouraging students to work in relevant jobs during their summers, to gain valuable insights into the variety of careers that only come from real-world training. Whichever one of our nine undergraduate degree programs you pursue, our staff can help you find exciting hands-on summer jobs to complement your in-class instruction.

Learning From Day One

From day one in the College of Natural Resources, you will be part of a vibrant learning environment that is forward thinking, fun and practical. You'll get to know your professors, and you'll establish an important network of lifelong friends and peers that share your passion for ensuring a sustainable environment in which all can thrive.