Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences (B.S.) Corvallis
For students earning their first or second (post baccalaureate) Bachelor's degree the BS in Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation (FW) Sciences offers first-rate training in processes and strategies for the management and conservation of fish, wildlife, and marine species and their habitats. Students in our degree program learn to think critically and evaluate problems using basic and applied science and fundamental ecological principles, and through consideration of social influences on conservation.
Classes and Major Requirements
The undergraduate Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences curriculum is composed of a Core Education, the Fish and Wildlife Core classes, and two internships, and a specialization. In our degree program, you'll get outside, take field courses, gain work experience, and in some cases, conduct independent research projects.
Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences Undergraduate Major Requirements
Transfer Students
Students planning to transfer to the program should read the information on the How to Apply page for Transferring Students.
Post Baccalaureate Students
Students wanting to earn their second Bachelor's degree (post baccalaureate) should reference the Post Baccalaureate Students information including the Biology, Chemistry and Math Requirements prior to admission.
Learning Outcomes
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Still have questions?
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