The degree in Integrated Natural Resources Management Engineering defines that graduates are able to:

• It contributes to community development with equity and relevance.
• Proposes and develops appropriate technologies for conservation.
• Applies technical-scientific knowledge using methods and tools in an effective manner for the integrated management of natural resources.
• Manages research projects for the generation of knowledge.
• Train, guide and promote integrated production systems to improve the living conditions of the population.
• Establish mechanisms to value ecosystem services.

The Engineer in Integral Management of Natural Resources has the necessary preparation to excel in numerous areas of competence, with a wide range of employment alternatives in all sectors associated with the production and sustainable management of natural resources.

• Management, Direction and Coordination: Manage, direct and coordinate natural resource management processes Design, construction, operation and improvement of plants and processes to prevent and control environmental pollution.
• Management: Efficient management of natural assets and ecosystem services.
• Advisory and consulting services: In areas related to natural resource management.
• Teaching: Approach to environmental issues, management and sustainable use of resources.
• Research: Conduct research, especially participatory research with communities for the management and rational use of the environment.
• As an independent professional: He may practice his profession advising the Public and Private Industrial Sector.

The student who aspires to enter the career of Engineering in Integral Management of Natural Resources, must have a disposition towards the management of the environment that allows him/her to intervene in the different contexts in which he/she studies, an adequate attitude for reading, critical and creative judgment in order to get involved in the productive processes in a sustainable manner.

In order to do so, you must demonstrate that you possess:

• Knowledge:
  • Basic concepts and principles of exact sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics.
  • Basic handling of laboratory substances, materials and equipment
  • General notions of scientific methodology
  • Basic comprehension of texts in English
• Skills:
  • Ability to observe natural phenomena
  • Logical - analytical thinking
  • Synthesis capacity
  • Abstraction of reality
  • Problem solving from a reflective and mathematical logic perspective.
  • Oral and written expression
  • Ability to research and work in the laboratory
• Attitudes:
  • Principles of ethics and respect
  • Willingness to solve problems in the social and natural environments.
  • Self-discipline and responsibility for study
  • Openness to scientific and humanistic knowledge
  • Willingness to engage in dialogue and teamwork
  • Recognition and acceptance of cultural diversity, beliefs, values, ideas and social practices.
  • Social responsibility and citizen commitment
  • Commitment to environmental preservation