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Interested in a fisheries and wildlife degree?

Wild populations cannot be managed without an understanding of how ecological, human, social, economic, political and behavioral considerations interact in the natural world. Fisheries and wildlife students learn about the interactions between and among the natural and social sciences.

Students pursuing a fisheries and wildlife degree choose one of the following concentrations:

Conservation biology

Fisheries biology and management

Water sciences

Fish and wildlife disease ecology and management

Preveterinary

Students may also complete this major through Lyman Briggs College.

Alumni Pursuits

Graduates with a fisheries and wildlife degree have a strong base in the foundational and applied sciences of natural resource management, as well as an understanding of the cultural, recreational and economic values of biological resources.

Alumni work at:

Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Michigan Department of Natural Resources

Wildlife Conservation Society

Trout Unlimited

Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network

Government agencies

Leslie Science & Nature Center

Alumni work as:

Geographic information system analysts

Invasive species technicians/crew leaders

Laboratory assistants

Urban outreach guides

Stream technician educators

Wildlife assistants

Researchers