Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Major in Wildlife Biology
Marketable Skills:
Think critically
Analyze and solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Ability to develop and conduct experimental studies with wildlife in natural surroundings and communicate the results of those studies in both written and oral form
Ability to develop conservation plans and make recommendations on wildlife conservation and management issues to policymakers
Being able to identify wildlife species, know their biology, habitat relationships, and their interactions as the basis for management
Comprehend the impacts of social, ethical and political decisions for wildlife and natural resource management
Have the knowledge, background and skills necessary for making accurate identifications of major groups of plants
Possess an understanding of manipulating wildlife habitats and wildlife population dynamics in the context of human objectives and influences
Recognize natural resource policy, wildlife laws, and land use planning as context for management activities
Science & Engineering
Biology
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Major in Wildlife Biology
Marketable Skills:
Think critically
Analyze and solve problems
Communicate clearly and effectively
Ability to develop and conduct experimental studies with wildlife in natural surroundings and communicate the results of those studies in both written and oral form
Ability to develop conservation plans and make recommendations on wildlife conservation and management issues to policymakers
Being able to identify wildlife species, know their biology, habitat relationships, and their interactions as the basis for management
Comprehend the impacts of social, ethical and political decisions for wildlife and natural resource management
Have the knowledge, background and skills necessary for making accurate identifications of major groups of plants
Possess an understanding of manipulating wildlife habitats and wildlife population dynamics in the context of human objectives and influences
Recognize natural resource policy, wildlife laws, and land use planning as context for management activities