Conservation of Natural Resources Policy - Lenoir - Rhyne University

Conservation of Natural Resources Policy from Lenoir - Rhyne University is a Campus Bachelor Natural Resources degree that prepares you for a Science career. The Policy Track of the CNR major provides a broad, interdisciplinary approach to the study of environmental and conservation issues from the perspective of the natural sciences and is complemented by course work in environmental economics and policy. What Happens When You Graduate? From plant identification and measuring water quality to calculating land values and mapping trails, you'll find that what you've learned while earning your CNR degree will definitely apply to the issues and challenges you'll encounter in the workplace. Policy Track Graduates of the Policy Track will also be well-equipped for jobs in environmental organizations, government agencies, education and recreation programs. Natural resource policy specialists are needed by public planning departments, consulting firms, environmental non-profits, and natural resource agencies. On the job, graduates may work in environmental preservation, public policy analysis and policy-making, natural resource management , city planning, or resource economic analysis. Your broad background in government, economics, and policy will make you an attractive candidate for graduate school in many fields including natural resource policy , environmental economics, public administration, and environmental law. View more details on Lenoir - Rhyne University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Natural Resources courses.