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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INFORMATION

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Undergraduate Students:

         The Bachelor of Science degree in Fisheries & Wildlife Science offers flexibility. The undergraduate curriculum is composed of a core and a Specialization which the student designs according to individual interests and goals. Each student designs their own Specialization to complement the basic science and social science core. With the guidance of a faculty advisor, diverse advanced offerings are selected by the student. Required internships and senior capstone courses also can be developed to support individual educational goals.

 

 

   

Some sample Specializations might include:

 

   Large Mammal Ecology
   Fisheries Management
   Stream Ecology
   Endangered Species Conservation Biology
   Fish & Wildlife Law Enforcement
   Habitat Restoration
   Avian Ecology
   Marine Biology
   Aquaculture
   Environmental Education
   ........many others are possible.

         Students can choose to spend one term at the Hatfield Marine Science Center, an extended campus facility located in Newport, where we have courses emphasizing the marine environment. Many of the required courses could be taken online through Ecampus. Curious about some of the Ecampus Faculty? Check out this video on our World Class Faculty. We also offer a Fisheries and Wildlife minor through Ecampus.

Still wondering if this is the degree for you? Watch this video that includes some faculty and students and check out the differences between the Natural Resources, Environmental Sciences and Fisheries and Wildlife Majors.

Learner Outcomes for Undergraduate Students

 

Contact Information:

                                                                        

If you have questions about the undergraduate program in Fisheries and Wildlife, contact Nancy Allen, Head Advisor for the Department, email nancy.allen@oregonstate.edu or phone (541)737-1941.

Prospective students please visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page for more information about our program.

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Department of Fisheries and Wildlife - Oregon State University
Nash Hall, Room #104, Corvallis, OR 97331-4501 541-737-4531
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