Fisheries & Wildlife Management: Enforcement
The Fisheries and Wildlife Management program is designed to train students in both theoretical and applied aspects of fisheries and wildlife management.
Enforcement Track Curriculum (32 Credits)
Students in this program track are required to take the following core courses in addition to the other program requirements:
- CJ 110 Introduction to Criminal Justice [PERS]
- CJ 273 Environmental Conservation Criminology
- CJ 383 Environmental Conservation Law
- CJ 454 Wildlife Crime
In addition to the above enforcement track core, students must also complete courses from three additional clusters: criminal justice, policy and regulation, and zoology.
Students in this track will be assigned a secondary advisor in the Criminal Justice department.
Degree Curriculum
There are a total of 120 credits required for students enrolled in this major. Students will complete 84 major-specific credits, along with 30-40 general education credits. The program curriculum includes:
- Required courses (32-37 credits)
- Physical science cluster (8 credits)
- Communication cluster (4 credits)
- Human dimensions cluster (8 credits)
- A specialty track (32 credits)
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