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CAHNRS Academic Programs
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Undergraduate
Choose from 22 majors, 19 minors, and various certificate options, ensuring a tailored academic experience to suit your needs.
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Graduate
Choose from 27 graduate programs in a wide variety of fields ranging from prevention science to plant breeding to environmental science and much, much more.
Hear From Our Students
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WSU provided me with the hands-on learning experience needed to develop the specific skills and knowledge for a career in animal care and conservation. The School of the Environment (SOE) staff were encouraging and motivated to guide me to achieve my academic and personal goals.
Hannah Molony, Zookeeper, Oregon Zoo
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CAHNRS gave me a scientific agricultural foundation of knowledge to pursue my dream of taking care of baseball fields for all levels of professional athletes — all the way up to the majors. My WSU education made me a better manager, leader, and grower of healthy quality and safe turf. It is truly a foundation I use every day.
Levi Weber, Head Groundkeeper,
Vancouver Canadians Baseball Team
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The Organic Agriculture Program in Everett taught me about sustainable food production and major cropping systems in western Washington. It prepared me for an MS in horticulture and gave me the opportunity to gain research and field experience.
Brenda Madrid Martinez, Pacific Northwest
Research Agronomist, Driscoll’s
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From the first day I visited campus, I felt very well taken care of within CAHNRS. The diverse classes offered really helped me develop skills and knowledge that I use every day. CAHNRS also allowed me to study abroad, attend conferences, and be a member of student organizations.
Letty Trejo, Horticulturalist,
McDougal & Sons
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The WSU forestry program has an atmosphere that supported me and encouraged me to learn about my interests. The program enabled me to expand my forestry skills and opened many doors to exciting careers. The faculty constantly treated me with respect and helped guide my growth.”
Ian Nickels, Timberlands Intern,
Weyerhaeuser