The Conservation and Resource Studies (CRS) major is an individualized interdisciplinary program designed for students interested in environmental issues and areas of interaction among natural resources, population, energy, technology, societal institutions and cultural values. Students draw on the course offerings of the entire campus and appropriate community resources in the development of individual programs of study.
Sample Classes
- Environmental Problem Solving
- Introduction to Culture and Natural Resource Management
- The Biosphere
- Biology, Statistics, Mathematics, Economics
Careers for CRS Majors
- Environmental conservation organizations and other non-profits
- Park and recreation departments and districts
- Federal, state, and local agencies
- Education, public outreach, and training
- Environmental consulting or law
- Urban planning agencies, private landowners, developers
- Food systems/sustainability; agriculturalists
Undergraduate Advising
Eva Wong
Academic Advisor
260 Mulford
University of California
Berkeley, CA 94720-3114
Read about the CNR student experience in the Peer Advisor blog!
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- Externship deadline extended!
- Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
- Ah, the Thrill of the RSF
- PAL Movie Night!
Check out CRSSO!
The Conservation and Resource Studies Student Organization is a support network of students majoring or minoring in CRS.