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Environmental Management in Agriculture and Natural Resources Major (EMANR)
Undergraduate Coordinator: Susan Curry (scurry@ufl.edu)
For information regarding the Indian River EMANR program in Fort Pierce, please contact Jackie White (jkwhite@ufl.edu).
The Interdisciplinary Degree in Environmental Management in Agriculture and Natural Resources (EMANR) is managed by the Soil and Water Science Department. This major is for students who desire education in environmental management with substantial emphasis on agriculture and natural resources. Farmers and those working with the agricultural community must be able to deal in an informed manner with an astonishing array of regulations and permitting requirements established by various agencies and jurisdictions. In addition, farmers must provide food and fiber to our growing population in an efficient and environmentally-sound manner. The EMANR major is designed to integrate the mix of agricultural and environmental issues which need to be addressed in modern agriculture. View the brochure for more information.
Universal Tracking Courses (19 credits)
- BSC 2010 & BSC 2010L - Principles of Biology I and Laboratory
- BSC 2011 & BSC 2011L - Principles of Biology II and Laboratory
- CHM 2045 & CHM 2045L - General Chemistry I and Laboratory
- CHM 2046 & CHM 2046L - General Chemistry II and Laboratory
- MAC 2233 - Survey of Calculus I
- Students must also fulfill UF's General Education Requirements (36 credits) which include Composition, Humanities, Social/Behavioral Studies, Math, and Physical/Biological Sciences.
CALS Requirements (9 credits)
- AEE 3033C, ENC 2210, MMC 2100, or ENC 4260 - Advanced Written Communication
- AEE 3030C, SPC 3605, SPC #600, or SPC 3602 - Advanced Oral Communication
- ECO #023, AEB 3103, or AEB 2014 - Microeconomics
Major Coursework (approx. 48 credits)
- ALS 3133 - Agriculture and Environmental Quality
- SOS 3022 - Intro to Soils in the Environment
- SOS 4244 - Wetlands
- SOS 4245 - Water Resource Sustainability
- SOS 4223 - Environmental Biogeochemistry
- SOS 4720C - GIS in Soil and Water Science
- PHY 2020 - Principles of Physics
- CGS 2531 - Problem Solving Using Computer Software or ALS 3203 - PC Use in Agriculture
- STA 2023 - Intro to Statistics
- ALS 3153 - Agricultural Ecology
- PMA 3010 - Fundamentals of Pest Management
- AOM 3073 - Safety in Agriculture
- AEB 4274 - Natural Resources and Environmental Policy
- AOM 4643 - Environmental Hydrology
- GLY 2030C - Environmental Geology
- AEB 4123 - Agricultural Law
Approved Electives (19 credits)
- Choose from:
- AEB 3133 - Principles of Agribusiness Management
- AEB 3144 - Introduction to Agricultural Finance
- AEB 3300 - Agricultural and Food Marketing
- AEB 3450 - Introduction to Natural Resource and Environmental Economics
- AEB 4424 - Human Resource Management in Agribusiness
- AGR 3005 - Principles of Crop Science
- AGR 4231 - Forage Science and Range Management
- AGR 4268C - Sustainable Agricultural Systems Analysis
- ANS 3006C - Introduction to Animal Science
- AOM 3732 - Agricultural Water Management
- AOM 3734 - Irrigation Principles and Practices in Florida
- ENY 3005 - Principles of Entomology
- FNR 4660C - Natural Resource Policy and Administration
- FOR 3214CC - Fire in Natural Resource Management
- FOR 3855 - Agroforestry in Southeastern United States
- HOS 3020 - Principles of Horticulture Crop Production
- SOS 2007 - World of Water
- SOS 3022L - Introto Soils in the Environment Laboratory
- SOS 4116 - Environmental Nutrient Management
- SOS 4231C - Soil, Water, and Land Use
- SOS 4303C - Soil Microbial Ecology
- SOS 4602C - Soil Physics
- SOS 4715C - Environmental Pedology
- WIS 3401 - Wildlife Ecology and Management
Pre-professional Track :: Students aspiring to careers in public health, medicine, law, or veterinary fields may choose to focus their electives towards the prerequisites for their chosen professional schools. Meet with the Undergraduate Coordinator to establish a plan for these electives.
Minor in Education :: The "Pathways to Teaching" 18-hour minor is appropriate for students of any major who
may wish to teach in Florida after graduation. Soil and Water Science students are equipped with in-depth
knowledge of biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics; this minor provides graduates with a temporary
teaching certification in their chosen field of expertise.
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