School of Natural Resources // College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources

The School of Natural Resources (SNR) at the University of Missouri is a leading institution known for its long history of success and a holistic approach to managing natural resources. One of six divisions in the College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources (CAFNR), SNR is a great place to learn and grow professionally. As a student in SNR, you’ll benefit from small classes, hands-on research opportunities, student clubs, modern classrooms, personalized guidance and a strong focus on preparing you for a career.

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DEGREES AND PROGRAMS

Undergraduate Majors

Join a top educational institution dedicated to exploring nature, sustainable resource management and improving public enjoyment at parks, recreation centers and sports events.

B.S. in Environmental Sciences B.S. in Natural Resource Science and Management B.S. in Parks, Recreation, Sport and Tourism

Graduate Studies

SNR offers one graduate degree, in Natural Resources, with seven emphasis offerings that span the disciplines, including water resources; agroforestry; human dimensions of natural resources; fisheries and wildlife sciences; forestry; parks, recreation and tourism; and soil, environmental and atmospheric sciences.

M.S. and Ph.D. in Natural Resources

Minors and Certificates

We offer multiple minors and a certificate as well as a combined minor with the Division of Animal Sciences.

Captive Wild Animal Management Environmental Sciences Natural Environment and Human Health Natural Resource Science and Management Sustainability

750+

undergraduates in the School of Natural Resources

9

research centers

Our SNR faculty have earned widespread recognition for their outstanding research, teaching and extension programs, both nationally and internationally. As an SNR graduate student, you can also collaborate with our research partners and federal partners housed on campus.

Research

MU Center for Agroforestry Gearing up for Missouri Chestnut Roast Festival

The MU Center for Agroforestry will welcome families from throughout central Missouri next month for its signature field event, the Missouri Chestnut Roast Festival at the MU Horticulture and Agroforestry Research Farm (HARF) in New Franklin. The event is free and open to the public.

Featured News

Fourth annual CAFNR Research Symposium poster winners announced CAFNR students gain varied industry experiences through summer internships CAFNR welcomes new faculty for Fall 2024 Biochemistry and School of Natural Resources advisors selected for UM System Advisor Development program for the 2024-25 school year More Featured News

Accolades

Fourth annual CAFNR Research Symposium poster winners announced Biochemistry and School of Natural Resources advisors selected for UM System Advisor Development program for the 2024-25 school year CAFNR students win Award for Academic Distinction Eric Aldrich awarded Maxine Christopher Shutz Award & Lecture for Distinguished Teaching More Accolades

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College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources