The Bachelor’s of Science in Environmental and Natural Resources (EVNR) aims to produce graduates who are competent to collect, analyze, correlate, and evaluate scientific data pertaining to environmental and natural resources. By following a recommended sequence of courses, this degree can be completed in eight semesters. Learn more about this and other degrees in the School of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Start your journey toward obtaining your degree today.
Bachelor of Science in Environmental & Natural Resources
Program at a Glance
Major
Environmental & Natural Resources
Degree
Bachelor of Science
120
Credit Hours
Ways to Learn:
On-Campus
GHC Online
GHC@Night
Pursue Environmental & Natural Resources
- The Bachelor of Science in Environmental & Natural Resources (EVNR) degree is ideal for students who are passionate about protecting the environment, solving complex problems, and working toward a sustainable future.
- STEM courses are fast-paced and cover a large amount of detailed material in a relatively short time. Required Science courses must be taken in sequence.
- This degree requires on-campus classes, but some courses can be completed online. Courses will focus on hands-on learning both in the laboratory and in the field.
- Graduates of the EVNR degree program will be able to assess the health of various ecosystems, recommend strategies and methods for maintaining or improving the environment, effectively manage the use and protection of natural resources, and understand multiple dimensions of environmental sustainability issues.
Start your journey toward a career in EVNR
- Wildlife Biologist
- Environmental Scientist
- Conservation Biologist
- Natural Resource Manager
- Field/Lab Technicians
- Forester
- Ecologist
- Veterinarian
- Educator
- And More!
