Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Natural Resources] From University of Connecticut

Our program offers four concentrations, which are like minors but are within the major field of study rather than in a different major field of study. These concentrations allow NRE students to deepen their educational experience in an area of their interest. NRE students must declare a concentration and adhere to its requirements. Upon graduation, the concentration appears on the transcript as an official recognition of a specialization in that area.

• Environmental Sustainability and Conservation
• Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation
• Sustainable Forest Resources
• Water Resources and Climate

Students in other departments can minor in Wildlife Conservation by completing the required courses.

Careers

Opportunities exist for a variety of careers and lifelong learning experiences. Many entry level positions are open in the public and private sectors such as the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, State Environmental Protection or Natural Resources Agencies, Forest Industries, Land Planners and Developers, Natural Resources Consulting Services, and more.