NRES Secondary Major
As K-State's first interdisciplinary program, the NRES Secondary Major leverages expertise from across campus to expand student knowledge, skills, and perspectives beyond those learned in a primary major to more effectively solve complex environmental and sustainability challenges.
Creatively solve natural resource and sustainability problems
Enhance your resumé for the job market or graduate school
Conduct collaborative research with a dedicated mentor
Work effectively in real-world multidisciplinary teams
Recent NRES News
- NRES Graduate Fellows to Mentor Interdisciplinary Research in Environmental and Sustainability Sciences
Four K-State scholars, including the late addition of biology doctoral student Elli Teige, will be research mentors to undergraduate students conducting environmental and sustainability research as Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Graduate Fellows. - NRES Awards Graduate Fellowships for Spring 2025
Doctoral students Roselle Barretto, department of biological and agricultural engineering; Neda Mohamadzadeh, department of geography and geospatial sciences; Huu Tuan Tran, department of civil engineering; and Vinusha Wickramasinghe, Division of Biology, have been awarded graduate fellowships for the spring 2025 semester by the Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Secondary Major. - Natural Resources and Environmental Science Secondary Major Students to Present Capstone Research Projects
Students in the natural resources and environmental sciences, or NRES, secondary major capstone course will discuss findings from their semesterlong multidisciplinary research projects from 9:40-11:30 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 11, in Room 1066 of Rathbone Hall.
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