Majors in the School of Environment and Natural Resources are offered through the following interdisciplinary programs:

• The Environmental Policy and Management program offers students 6 career tracks to follow.

• The Environmental Science program has specialization options in Land, Soil Science, Waste Management, and Water Quality.

• The Forestry, Fisheries and Wildlife program was created in September 2003 merging the Fisheries and Wildlife Management and the Forestry and Urban Forestry programs.

• The Parks, Recreation and Tourism program has career tracks in 6 different areas.

Upon admission to the university, students are enrolled directly into SENR and begin following their program of study. Students will be assigned to a pre-major academic advisor. They must complete English composition, college algebra or trigonometry, science course work (biology and chemistry), earn 45 credit hours and maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 before being assigned a faculty advisor within their major.

Minors with SENR include:

• Natural Resources Management

• Soil Resources