Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Sciences

The Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Sciences at Washington State University is a unique program designed to provide students with an understanding of the ecology and biology of wildlife species and the conservation strategies needed to protect them. This four-year degree will prepare students for successful careers in wildlife management, conservation, research, and policy. Students will have the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the field through courses such as field ecology, wildlife behavior, habitat management, and population dynamics. The program is also unique in its interdisciplinary approach that combines coursework from multiple departments including biology, mathematics, chemistry, economics and sociology. Graduates of this program will be well equipped for a successful career working for NGOs or government agencies protecting endangered species or developing conservation plans. With excellent job prospects and a strong reputation among employers, this is an ideal choice for those looking to make a positive impact on the planet's natural resources while building a rewarding career.