The Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources BA at Rutgers University–New Brunswick is designed for students passionate about understanding the intricate relationships within the natural world and addressing critical environmental challenges. You will explore fundamental principles of ecology, evolutionary biology, and sustainable resource management, preparing you for a career dedicated to conservation, research, or policy. This undergraduate degree provides a robust scientific foundation, equipping you with the knowledge to analyse complex ecosystems and contribute to solutions for biodiversity loss and environmental change.
This full-time, on-campus Bachelor of Arts degree is studied over four years, offering a curriculum rich in practical experience and theoretical depth. You will engage with diverse subjects, from dendrology and plant ecology to wildlife conservation and remote sensing, often through hands-on lab work and field applications. The programme culminates in a Senior Capstone project, allowing you to apply your learning to a real-world ecological or natural resource issue. You will graduate prepared for roles in environmental consulting, conservation organisations, government agencies, or further graduate studies.