University of Nebraska–Lincoln students pursuing the bachelor of science degree in Grassland Systems will benefit from an interdisciplinary, holistic approach to the study of grasslands, rangelands, and prairies. Approximately 60% of Nebraska’s landmass is grassland which offers exceptional experiential learning opportunities. Students first develop a strong base with core courses in grassland systems, mathematics and statistics, communications, and natural sciences before advanced study in one of two options: grassland ecology and management (GECM) or grazing livestock systems (GLS). Students may also pursue two minors: Rangeland Management Specialist, which equips students for federal range management careers, and Grazing Livestock Systems, which equips students with the essentials of sustainable management of beef cattle production systems.
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