Graduate Programs
Ranked among the best in the country, our department offers graduate programs for both master’s and doctoral degrees, preparing you for the private sector, public agencies or academia.
Apply your knowledge by visiting our field stations and research labs. For added flexibility, explore distance-based learning options in our Master of Natural Resources.
You’ll conduct and interpret scientific studies on contemporary issues in rangeland and wildlife conservation, fisheries, and aquaculture.
Experience the Impact
“If you have a passion for the outdoors, working with animals and conservation, this is the place to be … Simple choices like asking professors about the research they are most passionate about have created really exciting opportunities during my time here.”
MacKenzie “Lulu” Hoffman, ’23 & ’25
M.S. in Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management
Experience the Impact
“If you have a passion for the outdoors, working with animals and conservation, this is the place to be … Simple choices like asking professors about the research they are most passionate about have created really exciting opportunities during my time here.”
MacKenzie “Lulu” Hoffman, ’23 & ’25
M.S. in Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management
Pursue a Master’s Degree
- M.S. in Rangeland, Wildlife and Fisheries Management, Thesis
- Master of Natural Resources, MNA (Non-Thesis)
Pursue a Doctoral Degree
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Lower Your School Costs
We award fellowships each year to incoming graduate students, based on availability. Other funding options include research assistantships, which are offered at the discretion of our faculty chairs. Travel grants are also available to members of our graduate student organization.
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Get Ready for What’s Next
Find the graduate student resources you need, including important dates and deadlines, education abroad, financial aid, and more.