Natural Resource Conservation, MAg

Location(s): Online

This degree is entirely online. An internship is suggested, but may be substituted with an additional online class. Students with degrees outside of NRM are encouraged to apply and any leveling work will be decided upon by the advisor. This degree can be completed in as little as 12 months or spread out over several years as preferred by the student.

MAg Natural Resource Conservation Student Learning Outcomes (SLO)

Student will be able to apply statistical concepts and procedures to natural resource data.
Student will be able to evaluate literature and references as they apply to the natural resource field.
Student will be able to demonstrate their knowledge of the fundamentals and advanced concepts of range and wildlife management.

Program Requirements

Required Core Courses: 30 Credits

NRM 5303 - Special Topics Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5320 - Eviron Law & Policy Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5321 - Wildlife & Society Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5322 - Sustainability Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5323 - Social Media and Outreach Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5324 - Conservation Biology Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5325 - Natural Resource Conserv Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5326 - Silviculture Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5327 - Soils Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5328 - Prin of Game Mgmt Credit Hours: 3
NRM 5329 - Internship Credit Hours: 3
ANSC 5322 - Statistics For The Animal Sci Credit Hours: 3
ANSC 5308 - Prin Tch Adult Learners Credit Hours: 3

Notes:

Up to 3 courses or 9 sch may be taken in-person from courses not listed with committee approval
A comprehensive written exam is required during the final semester
This must be taken and passed by the dates set by the Provost’s office.

Total Hours: 30

Required Core Courses: 30