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Bachelor of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation

About the program

Studies wild animal populations and protection of threatened species and ecosystems.

Develop foundational and applied knowledge of Wildlife Ecology and Conservation. Strengthen field or research analysis
evidence evaluation
and interpretation of environmental or geographic information through the subjects described in the program curriculum. Specific practical competencies depend on the courses and options taken.

Students first build a base in biology
chemistry and mathematics
then take major courses such as managing wildlife populations
ecology and population biology and environmental pollution
studying human impacts on the environment and conservation of forests and rangelands.

High school graduation (or in progress) with the required units and a 3.0 academic GPA; passport copy; official transcripts

Check the requirements: 3.0 academic GPA
required high school units and English proficiency
with deadlines of 2026-12-15 (January 2027) and 2027-04-07 (August 2027). Complete the International Student Application online and pay the USD 95 application fee. Submit a passport copy and official high school transcripts sent by the school
plus TOEFL
IELTS
Duolingo
PTE or Cambridge scores unless exempt. Admitted students then provide financial and visa information to the Office of International Students and Scholars.

Campus	Main Campus
Faculty or school	College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural Resources
Department	_
Teaching language	English
Credit value	_
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	1 year
Scholarship note	OISS scholarships of 300-5000 USD per year support eligible F-1 or J-1 degree-seeking students, subject to GPA, enrollment and annual scholarship application requirements. College and departmental awards may also apply.