Explore our Graduate Programs
FWCB graduate programs will prepare you to tackle the complex challenges of managing and conserving our planet’s diverse fish and wildlife resources. Through a blend of rigorous research, education, and outreach, we train the next generation of scientific leaders and conservation professionals. Whether you are looking to launch a career in academic research or apply advanced skills in your current professional role, we have a program designed for you.
A research-focused program that will prepare graduates for careers in research, fish and wildlife management, or academic study. Students conduct independent research under a faculty advisor, presenting their results in an oral defense and a written thesis (Plan A) or professional paper (Plan B).
A research-focused program designed for students aiming for leadership roles in science and academia. Students produce independent, original research that significantly contributes to the field of fish, wildlife and conservation biology. The program culminates in a high degree of specialization, an oral defense, and a written dissertation.
A fully online coursework-only professional degree designed specifically for those with work experience in fish, wildlife, and conservation biology. This non-thesis program allows you to advance your professional credentials and skills.
A fully online 12-credit program focused on conservation and collaborative action. This certificate is open to anyone with a bachelor’s degree. It offers flexible enrollment, allowing students to begin coursework immediately before formal admittance to the program.