Bachelor of Science + concurrent degree
By choosing to major in Environment & Natural Resources (ENR), you’ll work with students from across campus to learn critical thinking and collaborative problem solving for natural resource challenges. ENR understanding is relevant to every field of study—from biology to business, from public health to political science, from art to anthropology, and many more.
Two Options:
Earn a bachelor of science in Environment & Natural Resources. This degree requires the addition of a concurrent major of your choosing, which can be any undergraduate degree program UW offers.
OR
Add this concurrent major to any undergraduate degree program at UW.
A major in environment and natural resources from the Haub School emphasizes development of essential skills:
- Communication (written and spoken)
- Critical thinking
- Collaborative problem-solving
COURSES YOU'LL TAKE:
ENR Core: 15 CREDITS
Foundations of environmental science, current and historic environmental values, collaboration in environment and natural resource problem-solving, environmental assessment, and an internship experience.
ENR Disciplines: 21+ CREDITS
From departments across campus: courses in cultures and values, economics, environmental management, science, and policy as they relate to environment and natural resource issues.
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