- Wildlife Ecology
- Wildlife Management
- Conservation Biology
- Population Ecology
- Zoology
- Animal Behavior
- Wildlife Research Methods
In addition to these core courses, students can often choose from a wide range of electives to specialize in areas such as fisheries biology, wildlife health, or conservation genetics.
Career Paths for Wildlife Biologists: A World of Opportunities
A degree in wildlife biology opens doors to a diverse range of career paths, including:
- Wildlife Biologist
- Conservation Scientist
- Wildlife Manager
- Wildlife Policy Analyst
- Environmental Consultant
- Zoologist
- Wildlife Educator
Wildlife biologists can work for government agencies, conservation organizations, research institutions, zoos, and universities. They may conduct research, manage wildlife populations, develop conservation plans, or educate the public about wildlife conservation.
