Receiving a solid background in biology, ecology and natural resource management, students are fully trained in both wildlife and fisheries fields. Students completing the program meet the requirements for professional certification as either a wildlife biologist or fisheries biologist.
Course Schedule
Freshman Year
| Fall | Spring |
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| WVUE 191 – First Year Seminar
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WMAN 150 – Principles of Conservation Ecology
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| ENGL 101 – Intro to Composition and Rhetoric
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Select ONE:
BIOL 102 and 104 – General Biology BIOL 117 – Introductory Physiology |
| WMAN 100 – Tradition of Hunting
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GEF 6
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| WMAN 175 – Introduction of Wildlife and Fisheries
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Area of Emphasis Course
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Select ONE:
BIOL 101 and 103 – General Biology BIOL 115 – Principles of Biology |
WMAN 205 (Summer) – Wildlife-Fisheries Camp
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Select ONE:
MATH 126A – College Algebra (5-Day) MATH 126B – College Algebra (4-Day) MATH 126C – College Algebra (3-Day) |
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For full suggested course schedule, class descriptions and more information on General
Education Foundations (GEF) see
course catalog.
Featured Students
Hannah Clipp
The wildlife and fisheries resources alumna was the first WVU student to win both the Udall and Goldwater scholarships.
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