The School of Natural Resources offers two Master of Science degree programs: a program leading to the Master of Science in Forestry and a program leading to the Master of Science in Wildlife and Fisheries Science.
Both thesis and non‑thesis options are available for the major in Forestry. The forestry thesis option also is available with a concentration in Bio-Based Products and Wood Science and Technology and Forest Business. A thesis is required in Wildlife and Fisheries Science, and there is the option to have a concentration in Wildlife Health.
The department also offers a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Natural Resources.
Master of Science – Thesis Option and Non-Thesis Option
Common MS Requirements for Both Options
Time Schedule for Master’s Degree Requirements
Doctor of Philosophy in Natural Resources
Time Schedule for PhD Requirements
