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SENR

School of Environment and Natural Resources

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Majors

Follow these links to learn more about our undergraduate degree programs:

Environment, Economy, Development, and Sustainability

Environmental Policy and Decision Making

Environmental Science

Forestry, Fisheries, and Wildlife

Natural Resource Management

Curriculum

All majors at the university were updated as part of the implementation of the new General Education in 2022.  It is important that students follow the major requirements that correspond to when they began at the university.  To view your degree requirements, please select the curricula below that correspond to your timeline:

Students beginning Autumn 2022 and beyond:

All students beginning at the University during Autumn 2022 and beyond will follow the new General Education curriculum

View EEDS major requirements (AU22 and beyond) here

View EPDM major requirements (AU22 and beyond) here

View Env Sci major requirements (AU22 and beyond) here

View FFW major requirements (AU22 and beyond) here

View NRM major requirements (AU22 and beyond) here

Students that began at the University Summer 2022 or before:

Students that began at the University Summer 2022 or before will continue to follow the legacy General Education

View EEDS major requirements (SU22 and before) here

View EPDM major requirements (SU22 and before) here

View Env Sci major requirements (SU22 and before) here

View FFW major requirements (SU22 and before) here

View NRM major requirements (SU22 and before) here

Current Students are not eligible to move to the new GE or updated major requirements

How does SENR fit into the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES), and the University?

 

SENR is a distinct, interdisciplinary academic unit administratively housed within CFAES. All majors within our School earn a Bachelor's of Science in Environment and Natural Resources upon graduation. The graphic below displays the organization of SENR within the university.

SENR Administrative Diagram