University of Wyoming

The UW wildlife and fisheries biology and management degree is a course of study that offers a path to careers in natural resources management. As a wildlife and fisheries biology and management student, you will receive a solid background in the basic sciences, zoology, conservation biology and ecology. You will also be able to choose a concentration by specializing in the study of terrestrial or aquatic organisms. Training includes learning about animal behavior, habitat selection, population dynamics and conservation and management practices. Plus, you will have the chance to acquire field and laboratory skills in class as well as through field courses in the U.S. and abroad as well as internships.

Your wildlife and fisheries biology and management degree will prepare you for wildlife and fish management careers including professional certification in the American Fisheries Society and The Wildlife Society. It can also serve as the basic degree for advanced training in wildlife law enforcement, veterinary medicine and graduate school in related fields.