Interest Area: Sustainability, Natural Resources & Environment

    • Wildlife Ecology

      Wildlife ecology aims to meet the complex needs of wildlife in a human-dominated world, including the conservation of wildlife species and their habitats. Wildlife ecology students are prepared to work…

      Wildlife Ecology
    • Forest Science

      Forest science relies on scientific principles, tools, and social values to understand, manage, and sustain forests and trees in the face of environmental and social changes. Forest science students are…

      Forest Science
    • Environmental Soil Science

      The environmental soil science certificate is open to all UW–Madison students and gives a holistic understanding of soil and its intersection with environmental sciences. This 16-credit certificate program provides an…

      Environmental Soil Science
    • Environmental Sciences

      Environmental sciences uses the fundamentals of the natural sciences—biology, chemistry, physics, and statistics to understand the environment and find solutions to real-world environmental challenges. Environmental sciences students are prepared for…

      Environmental Sciences
    • Community and Environmental Sociology

      Community and environmental sociology explores the communities in which people live and the relationships between people and their natural environments. Community and environmental sociology students are prepared for careers that…

      Community and Environmental Sociology
    • Biological Systems Engineering

      Biological systems engineering (BSE) is an ABET-accredited engineering program that applies engineering principles to natural systems and machinery design that impact production of food, water, energy, and other essential human…

      Biological Systems Engineering
    • Agricultural and Applied Economics

      Agricultural and applied economics (AAE) studies the principles of economics and applies them to real world-challenges related to food systems, international trade, climate change and environmental protection, global poverty, and…

      Agricultural and Applied Economics
    • Agroecology

      Agroecology is the application of ecological principles to agricultural systems and studies how people, organisms, land, and the environment influence one another. Agroecology students are prepared for careers in conservation…

      Agroecology