Earn a degree in Natural Resources
The Quinney College of Natural Resources (QCNR) offers classes, field experiences and outdoor research opportunities to help undergraduate students explore the natural world. We work to help students understand ecosystems in Utah and beyond, to prepare for careers managing a wide variety of natural systems. We offer ten majors for undergraduate students across three departments, along with multiple minors and certificates.
Meet Our Students
Our students work closely with faculty and staff with hands-on field experiences. There are student opportunities at several research labs on and near the Logan campus, including the Millville Predator Research Station, the Remote Sensing and GIS laboratories, and more. Many faculty employ undergraduate students in their research efforts, offering a mentored chance to gain field and laboratory experience. We are also proud to offer funding for mentored undergraduate research projects. Click below for more information about available opportunities and examples of past projects.
Photo by Claire Ott
College Tours
Our student ambassadors provide tours of the college on Fridays at 12:30. To sign up for a QCNR college tour, click here.
Student Ambassadors
Our student ambassadors can tell you about why they chose the college, talk about their education experiences, and answer anything else you may want to know!
Luke Forsberg
Major in Wildlife Ecology and Management
Rachael McBride
Double Major in Forest Ecology & Management and Rangeland Ecology & Mangement
Brynn Meredith
Double Major in Environmental Studies and Communication Studies
Sophie Peterson
Major in Wildlife Ecology & Management
To contact a QCNR student ambassador, fill out this survey.
QCNR Undergraduate Advising
The undergraduate advising team is ready to help students navigate the college experience, answer questions, and achieve academic and career goals. Students are encouraged to meet with an advisor as soon as they choose a major.
