College of Natural & Applied Sciences
Released: July 2026 |
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The College of Natural & Applied Sciences was created in 2003 by combining the former College of Agriculture & Life Sciences with the mathematical sciences, natural sciences, and pre-professional programs from the former College of Arts & Sciences and with the military science program from the former College of Business & Public Administration.
The College of Natural & Applied Sciences administers five undergraduate and four graduate-level degree programs. These include degree programs in agriculture and life sciences and a minor in military science as part of UOG's federal Land Grant mandate.
Build healthy eating habits on a budget with UOG Land Grant’s free "Ready, Set, Eat" workshop series.
Professionals, agencies, and organizations who work with farmers and families of farmers are invited to attend a free Mental Health First Aid Training being offered by the UOG Farmer Focus Program under University of Guam Land Grant. This free full-day training will teach participants how to recognize, understand, and respond to signs of mental health challenges and substance use disorders.
The agricultural community is invited to take part in a free health checkup hosted by the Farmer Focus Project under University of Guam Land Grant in collaboration with the Guam Community Health Centers. The checkup event will be followed in subsequent days by free health seminars in three villages addressing mental well-being, falls and injury prevention, substance abuse prevention, and financial sustainability as a farmer.
UOG Land Grant brings agricultural expertise, wellness training, and regional support to farmers in Chuuk Lagoon.
UOG Soil Lab offers free post-Typhoon Bavi soil testing for certified Guam farmers through Sept. 30, 2026.
UOG Satellite Registration: Agana Shopping Center
Read success stories from students and alumni from the College of Natural & Applied Sciences. For more student success stories, visit our Student Achievement site.
Santos' academic journey was shaped by challenges, self-discovery, and embracing the unexpected.
UOG co-valedictorian and ROTC cadet Lidio Fullo in his Army uniform on graduation day.
The UOG agriculture majors say the trip expanded their curiosity and confidence in their academic path.
Despite being the underdogs, the UOG cadets showcased an ability to overcome.
A grant funded by the U.S. Department of Energy will be sending five University of Guam students to the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) in Richland, Washington for a 10-week immersive research experience this summer.