Which majors lead to careers working with the natural environment?
Environmental, Soil and Water Science
and Crop Management
The ESWS major and Crop Management major prepare you for careers that require an understanding of the science, technology and hands-on applications involved in sustainable use of natural resources.
Graduates are in demand for a variety of jobs in environmental research, environmental protection and remediation, and environmentally responsible use of natural resources. A minor in Wildlife and Habitat Management complements the ESWS major.
| Career Opportunities Community Development Department of Pollution Control and Ecology Environmental Consulting Extension Service Fish and Wildlife Service Forest Service |
Health Department (state/local) Industry Environmental Policy Management Natural Resources Conservation Service Parks and Recreation U.S. Environmental Protection Agency |
Biological Engineering
The BAEG major emphasizes the application of engineering principles to biological systems. The Ecological Engineering concentration leads directly to jobs and careers working with the environment. The Agricultural Production and Processing concentration also prepares students for careers with an environmental focus.
The Department of Biological and Agricultural Engineering is jointly administered by Bumpers College and the College of Engineering. Students are enrolled in this major through the College of Engineering.
| Career Opportunities Agricultural Production and Consulting Agricultural Equipment, Material and Services Biotechnology Companies Environmental Consulting Extension Service |
Food Processing Companies |