154 Bachelor's degrees in Natural Resource Management in United States

The B.Sc. in Fisheries, Range and Wildlife Management - Range at Brigham Young University Idaho is a public, full-time programme focused on sustainable ecological management. Students explore soil science and native plant identification to manage non-cultivated land, preparing for vital roles in habitat conservation.

The Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Natural Resources program at  Colorado State University Pueblo provides students with an understanding of principles and concepts of fish and wildlife ecology, and how they are used to make informed decisions on difficult management decisions.

The Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences - Ecosystem Stewardship and Restoration Ecology concentration at University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign includes coursework in the areas of restoration, landscape, and plant ecology, as well as courses focused on specific ecosystems (e.g. streams wetlands, agroecosystems), invasive species, community ecology, and ecosystem science.

The Integrated Science programme at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is a flexible, full-time Bachelor of Science degree. This undergraduate course allows students to design a bespoke curriculum across multiple focus areas. It requires 120 credit hours and is ideal for those seeking interdisciplinary expertise.

The Natural Resources and Rangeland Ecology - Rangeland Ecology and Management B.S. at Montana State University is a four-year, full-time programme. It provides a deep understanding of ecological principles and resource inventory to prepare students for managing diverse habitats and livestock interactions in the West.

Do you want to acquire the skills that are in high demand in today’s job market?This Environmental and Resource Economics course at University of Delaware provides you with a solid foundation in economic concepts and principles while applying them to environmental, agricultural, and natural resource challenges.

Get outdoors with a degree that takes you beyond the classroom and trains you to help conserve the world's wildlife. The Natural Resources - Wildlife Conservation and Management Emphasis program is offered at The University of Arizona. 

At Recreation, Hospitality, and Parks Management - Parks and Recreation Management from California State University Chico students visit national, state, and local parks and natural areas for hands-on education and meet with professionals who manage our state's outdoor areas. 

As an Environmental and Natural Resources major at the Clemson University, you’ll learn methods for confronting some of the world’s most pressing problems. 

As a Global Management major at Earlham College, you choose from one of six tracks to focus your studies: finance, marketing, international business, leadership and change, social entrepreneurship and social change, or SCOM/MIT (supply chain and operations management/management information technology).

Rangeland Resource Science is applied terrestrial ecology. You learn through practical experience—a given at California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt. 

The Natural Resources Management programme at Grand Valley State University is a full-time B.Sc. degree designed for future environmental stewards. This undergraduate course focuses on sustainability and conservation through hands-on field learning, preparing students for vital roles in land and water ecosystem protection.

The Agricultural Engineering Technology and Business - Natural Resources and Environmental Management programme at Mississippi State University is a four-year, full-time course. It combines technical agricultural training with business and finance, preparing students for professional roles in public resource management.

The Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources programme of Rutgers University provides students a means to understand how natural living systems function and evolve and how they can be managed to conserve biodiversity while providing benefits to people.

The Wildlife and Fisheries Biology and Management program offered at The University of Wyoming provides a thorough introduction to the basic sciences in addition to more intensive training in fisheries or wildlife ecology and management. 

The Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services - Resource Management major at Minnesota State University Mankato offers career tracks in leisure planning and management, resource management and therapeutic recreation. 

The Bachelor of Science major in Natural Resources and Environmental Studies from Texas State University prepares students for a wide variety of government and private sector occupations relating to resource conservation and/or environmental management. 

Integrated Studies - Sustainability Society and Resource Management from Pittsburg State University provides students with the opportunity to develop the knowledge and hands-on experience required for effective resource management in today’s complex world.

As technology continues to advance, so does the need for people trained and equipped with the technical skills and knowledge of its applications. Troy University’s Bachelor of Resource and Technology Management provides students with a unique interdisciplinary program that combines business management, social sciences and the technical skills offered in the sciences.

The Natural Resources Science and Management (Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences) programme at the University of Missouri - Columbia is a comprehensive bachelor degree. Delivered via a public study mode, this course focuses on taxonomy and research techniques to prepare students for vital roles in global conservation and ecology.