Tuskegee University offers over 60 academic programs to choose from.
Tuskegee University is ranked as the #4 HBCU in the Nation.
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Environmental, Natural Resource and Plant Sciences
The Environmental, Natural Resource and Plant Sciences degree offers a flexible curriculum, leading to several exciting degree options which include the following: 1) Environmental Science, 2) Environmental Health, 3) Natural Resources Management, 4) Plant and Soil Sciences, 5) Horticulture, 6) Forestry, and 7) Wildlife and Fisheries. The latter two comprise the Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Program. Minors associated with the full degree are also available. This degree prepares students to join the labor force or to continue on to graduate and professional studies.
This interdisciplinary option provides students with an understanding of how human activities affect our environment and its resources, including how to provide solutions to important environmental issues. Students are prepared for careers in environmental science, environmental law, policy making, government regulation, and environmental advocacy.
This option provides students with knowledge of how the environment influences human health and disease, and how to identify and address these risks. Graduates are prepared for careers as toxicologists, environmental health specialists, public health professionals, and policy analysts.
This option provides a broad-based scientific background related to the management, sustainability, and use of natural resources. Students are prepared for careers in conservation, resource planning, wildlife management, and environmental stewardship.
This option focuses on conserving soil and water resources and understanding plant and soil ecosystems. Students are prepared for careers in soil conservation, crop advising, plant breeding, and biotechnology.
This option focuses on the production, physiology, and management of horticultural crops such as fruits, vegetables, and ornamentals.
Students are prepared for careers in greenhouse management, floral design, crop production, landscape design, and nursery management.
This option is offered in collaboration with partner universities under a 3+1 arrangement. Students complete three years at Tuskegee University and one year at a partner institution in preparation for graduate studies.
Students are prepared for careers such as park rangers, forest managers, wildlife biologists, ecologists, fisheries biologists, and land use planners.
Forestry Curriculum
Wildlife & Fisheries Curriculum
Explore the Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Program for program history, learning outcomes, partner universities, student opportunities, and faculty and staff contacts.
Minors in Environmental Sciences and Plant and Soil Sciences are available through the Department of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences. Explore Minors in DAES for additional information.
Dr. Derris Burnett
200 Mary Starke Harper Hall Tuskegee, AL 36088
334-727-8225
dburnett@tuskegee.edu
Department Head- Department of Agricultural & Environmental Sciences (DAES)
