The top choice for an education in agriculture, biotechnology and natural resources

Near the shores of Lake Tahoe is the University of Nevada, Reno, a top public research institution in the state. As Nevada’s original land-grant university, the university has been making meaningful contributions to its economy and community while inspiring its students to solve pressing issues of our time.

Its reputation has made it one of the best choices for an undergraduate or graduate education — and for good reasons. Here, there are over 500 programmes across the sciences, arts, education and more. Accomplished scholars and industry leaders ensure each is relevant to current industry standards.

Research efforts at the University of Nevada, Reno, are no less impressive. They tackle everything from anthropology to dryland agriculture. The Carnegie Foundation has designated the university as a “Carnegie R1 research university” and faculty research has generated a statewide economic impact of more than US$1.34 billion annually.

Naturally, this has resulted in strong industry networks, partnerships, and the establishment of an innovation ecosystem — features that will help generate even more jobs and career paths for graduates. With countless opportunities, a world-class faculty and a supportive community, it’s no wonder why students keep choosing the University of Nevada, Reno.

Studying with the College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources

The College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources is home to four departments and nearly 200 courses. It’s the ideal launchpad to successful careers and meaningful contributions to society.

Much of this has to do with the invaluable hands-on learning approach that includes undergraduate research opportunities and internships — all of which are fully supported by faculty and staff.

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