The Water and Soil Resources major emphasizes assessment, conservation, and rehabilitation of the soil, water, wetland, and endangered species components of the natural landscape.

The core curriculum is broad-based, furnishing a comprehensive understanding of the physical and biological elements of the natural environment, an appreciation of the social, political, and economic forces that influence natural resources policy decisions, and the ability to analyze natural resource problems to forge realistic solutions.

Graduates frequently take employment with environmental consulting firms, public regulatory agencies, corporations that utilize natural resources, or conservation organizations.

• • Professional Program Curriculum - Water and Soil Resources - pdf
  • Course Sequence - Fall Entry
  • Course Sequence - Spring Entry