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Natural Resources

The School of Natural Resources and Environment (website)

• Undergraduate Degree Program
• Master's of Science in Natural Resources & Environment
  Fields of Study:
  • Aquatic Sciences: Research & Management
  • Behavior, Education & Communication
  • Conservation Biology
  • Environmental Informatics
  • Environmental Justice
  • Environmental Policy & Planning
  • Sustainable Systems
  • Terrestrial Ecosystems
• Master's of Landscape Architecture
  Two options:
  • Three-year accredited M.L.A. degree
  • Two-year program for individuals interested in obtaining a second degree in landscape architecture at the master's level
• Dual Degree Master's Programs
  (Check this link for a sample of student-initiated dual degree programs.)
  • College of Engineering: Engineering Sustainable Systems (M.S/M.S.E.)
  • Ross School of Business: Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise (M.S./M.B.A.)
  • The Law School (M.S./J.D.)
  • Taubman College of Architecture & Urban Planning (M.S./M.U.P.)
• Doctoral Degree Programs
  • PhD in Landscape Architecture
  • PhD in Natural Resources & Environment
• Graduate Certificate Programs: Industrial Ecology, Spatial Analysis, and Environmental Justice.