Land Administration Undergraduate Certificate

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Land management is the process of overseeing the use, allocation of natural spaces/resources for public or private projects, and/or conservation. This certificate allows those interested in energy, agriculture, natural resources, etc., an avenue to learn more.

Land Administration

To solve today’s complex land management issues, professionals need a broad understanding of key elements affecting environments and the relationships between land, agriculture, energy and people. This Land Administration Certificate prepares students with the tools, methods, theories, and action steps that help identify land administration problems and the means to develop, implement, and evaluate proposed solutions. Certificate holders will be able to critically explore root cause analysis and recommend desired outcomes. Solving natural resource and land challenges requires a multi-disciplinary approach, which this certificate offers in a collaboration between SER, CALSNR, and Haub. Students become a knowledgeable leader in land management as it relates to energy, agriculture and natural resources with this certificate program. The curriculum offers both a philosophical and functional view that is applicable to a wide range of careers.

Certificate - 16 credit hours

Core Courses - 9-10 credit hours

ERS 2010 - Introduction to Land Management Credits: 3
ERS 4100 - Property I Credits: 3

Select ONE of the following (ENR 1200, AGEC 3400, ENR/AGEC 3750)

ENR 1200 - Environment Credits: 4
AGEC 3400 - Agricultural Law Credits: 3
AGEC 3750 - Natural Resource Planning and Economics Credits: 3
OR
ENR 3750 - Natural Resource Planning and Economics Credits: 3

Elective Courses - Minimum 6 credit hours from 34 identified courses at UW.

Land Administration Undergraduate Certificate