Bachelor in Naturwissenschaften und Ressourcenmanagement

Create, manage, conserve, and restore natural and urban ecosystems sustainably while meeting society's goals and needs. Apply what you learn to conserve plant and animal species in forests, grasslands, rivers, streams, and urban areas.

Explore biological, physical, social, political, and managerial sciences. Choose an emphasis area to prepare for a variety of careers:

• Fisheries & Wildlife Sciences. Balance the needs of wildlife with people's needs in conserving wildlife habitat, protecting endangered species, and learning to manage wild animal populations.
• Forest Resources. Protect wildlife habitats and the environment while meeting the ever-growing demand for wood products, clean water, outdoor recreation, and scenic beauty.
• Human Dimensions. Link natural sciences with social sciences to address questions about how people impact natural resources.
• Terrestrial Ecosystems. Manage natural resources on a larger scale to conserve biodiversity and renewable natural resources.

The University of Missouri’s College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR) is a land-grant institution that strives to create a healthy world. We are driven to pioneer impactful solutions for agriculture, food, and natural resources.

Through our Programs of Distinction, we will make strides toward this healthier world. We will pursue student success, advance research, and innovation, empower Missourians, showcase our leadership, cultivate a diverse and inclusive community, and champion global citizenship and engagement.