The College of Agriculture and Natural Resources offers a variety of academic programs that apply science, management, design, and engineering to improve the world in which we live and work. Feeding the world population, developing scientifically-based land use practices and policies, understanding animal and plant biology, improving nutrition and its effects on human health, and profitably managing farms and agribusinesses in harmony with ecosystems are all vital concerns of the College. Integrating the use and protection of natural resources in the production of food and nursery crops is a challenge facing students.
Website: http://www.agnr.umd.edu/
Majors:
Agricultural and Resource Economics
Business Management, Farm Production, Food Production, Environmental and Resource Economics, Environmental and Resources Policy, Food Production, International Agriculture, Political Process, Advanced Degree Preparation, Student-Designed Field
Animal and Avian Sciences
Animal Management & Industry, Equine Studies, Laboratory Animal Management, Science/Pre-Professional, Combined Ag-Veterinary Medicine, Animal Biotechnology, Avian Business
Environ. Science & Policy
Biodiversity and Conservation Biology; Earth Surface Processes: Environment & Agriculture; Environmental Economics; Environmental Restoration & Management; Environmental Mapping and Data Management; Land Use, Politics & Policy; Society and Environmental Issues; Soil, Water, and Land Resources; Wildlife Resources and Conservation
Natural Resource Mgmt
Land and Water Resource Management; Plant and Wildlife Resources Management; Environmental Education and Park Management
Natural Resource Sciences
Conservation of Soil, Water and Environment; Horticulture and Crop Production; Landscape Management; Plant Sciences; Turf and Golf Course Management; Urban Forestry
Applied Agriculture (2 year certificate program)
Agribusiness Management, Equine Business Management, Golf Course Management, Landscape Management, Ornamental Horticulture, Turfgrass Management