The Natural Resources Program offers an Associate of Applied Science degree in three areas: Agriculture, Environmental Science and Natural Resource Management.

During the first year of study, students take classes in mathematics, biology, and chemistry, as well as introductory coursework in plants and soils. The second year is devoted to specialized coursework in one of the following areas:

• Agriculture and Agribusiness
• Environmental Science
• Resource Management of rangelands, forests and wildlife

SIPI’s new Science and Technology building houses state-of-the-art computer facilities, laboratories and classrooms for the Natural Resources Program. Excellent classroom and lab facilities, combined with practical outdoor field training make the Natural Resource Management program at SIPI unique among community colleges.

Articulation agreements between the Natural Resources Program and universities in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah allow the direct transfer of SIPI classes toward a 4-year degree. Many SIPI students have used these articulation guidelines to successfully complete their Bachelor of Science degree. continued >

Agriculture
Environmental Science
Natural Resource Management