Prospective Students
The mission of our undergraduate programs is to prepare students for leadership in the science and stewardship of rangeland, forest and wetland ecosystems across the rural-urban gradient.
We offer Bachelors of Science degrees in Ecological Restoration, Forestry, Rangeland Ecology and Management, Renewable Natural Resources, and Spatial Sciences.
We have many departmental scholarships available for incoming students. Find out more here.
Contact:
Heather Haliburton Janke
Undergraduate Academic Advisor
979.862.8993
hjanke@tamu.edu
Undergraduate Degrees
This degree is designed for students preparing for a professional career in the restoration or reclamation of degraded or severely damaged lands.
Forest Resource Management is designed to both educate and train professionals to manage forests and conduct forest research.
This degree gives students the knowledge and skills to use computer-based technologies such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Global Positioning Systems (GPS), and Remote Sensing.
The Renewable and Natural Resources degree is for students with a broad interest in natural resources and ecology, including forestry and associated values such as range and wildland, wildlife, recreation, water, and other environmental sciences.
Rangeland Ecology and Management
Students majoring in Rangeland Ecology and Management are taught to integrate knowledge and technology in a systems approach to manage land for sustainable utilization of natural resources.
