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Environment & Natural Resources (ENR) students will gain depth and breadth across a range of interdisciplinary fields that engage with complex ENR ideas and challenges, with the goal of integrating across fields of study.

Students can choose to pursue:

a concurrent major in ENR, earned Â鶹ԭ´´ an approved baccalaureate degree in any other discipline, or
B.S. in ENR, earned Â鶹ԭ´´ an additional major in any other discipline.

The ENR curriculum is designed to prepare students to demonstrate learning in six key areas:

Specialization & Integration - Students will complement their disciplinary depth with broad exposure to ENR-related disciplines and approaches.
Spatial & Temporal Perspectives - Students will understand the temporal and spatial characteristics of ENR challenges.
Policy - Students will recognize the content and implications of past and current ENR policies.
Cultures & Values - Students will appreciate the diversity of ENR perspectives and experiences, including the role of personal and collective value systems and structural inequalities in shaping those systems.
Complexity, Risk, & Uncertainty - Students will understand that ENR problems inherently involve complexity, risk, and uncertainty.
Professional & Academic Skills - Students will acquire specific skills necessary to succeed in a range of ENR professions and/or graduate and professional school, especially proficiency in written and oral communication, applied problem solving, and collaboration.