The Bachelor's Degree program offers a broad spectrum of training in natural sciences and is structured to allow for the customization of individual study plans, with a rich offering of practical experiences to be carried out in laboratories, nature, as well as in the corporate and educational fields.

The program is structured with two parallel curricula, each with distinct educational objectives and professional outcomes.

The "Educational Methodologies and Science Communication" curriculum trains individuals to work in the field of scientific communication and environmental education in museums, aquariums, parks, naturalistic associations, or eco-tourism organizations. It also provides all the necessary credits for direct access to teaching competitions in schools.

The "Biodiversity Conservation and Sustainable Management of Natural Resources" curriculum trains professionals to work in monitoring, census-taking, planning, protection, and environmental management, specializing in the faunal, floral, terrestrial, or aquatic sectors.

The Bachelor's Degree program participates in the LM Plus Master's Degrees Project.