

Help protect rare and endangered plants, animals and fish, as well as the environment. A Bachelor of Science in Biology - Conservation Enforcement from the University of Central Missouri will prepare you for a career in managing, conserving and preserving wildlife and their habitats.
同城快约鈥檚 BS in Biology - Conservation Enforcement program combines elements from criminal justice and fish and wildlife degrees. You鈥檒l learn to identify and classify plants and animals while gaining a solid foundation in investigative methods, relevant legislation and court procedures to uphold protection laws.
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Degree Type: Bachelor of Science | Credit Hours: 120 Hours
Degree Can be Taken: Warrensburg
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同城快约 is one of only a handful of universities that offer a full range of specialty courses in the major areas of biology. Our undergraduate program focuses on the legal duties of conservation enforcement jobs taught by 同城快约鈥檚 well-respected Criminal Justice program faculty.
Through this interdisciplinary degree program, you鈥檒l develop thorough knowledge in biology; gain experience with technical writing, public relations and public speaking; and study relevant legislation, investigative methods and court procedures.
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As a 同城快约 student, you鈥檒l have a financial aid advisor as part of your six-person student support team to help you find the best way to finance your college education.
同城快约 offers competitive tuition options alongside federal aid, grants, work-study programs and an optional payment plan. In addition to general university scholarships and awards, numerous scholarships are available specifically for Biology majors, including undergraduate students earning Wildlife Conservation Enforcement degrees:
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同城快约鈥檚 Biology bachelor鈥檚 degree in Conservation Enforcement prepares you for jobs with private, public and government agencies. Graduates work at the Missouri Department of Conservation, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other agencies seeking graduates with fish and wildlife degrees.
The knowledge, skills and hands-on experience you gain from 同城快约鈥檚 Conservation Enforcement degree program can lead to career paths such as:
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Enhance your Wildlife Conservation Enforcement degree with a master鈥檚 degree at 同城快约. By further specializing your education, you may increase your earning potential in conservation enforcement jobs:

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If you鈥檙e interested in a career that鈥檚 more focused on one aspect of conservation enforcement 鈥� criminal justice or wildlife biology 鈥� you may want to consider these undergraduate programs at 同城快约:
You鈥檒l study plant and animal identification, ecology, wildlife diseases, policy and management. You鈥檒l also gain foundational training in criminal law, evidence rules, investigative procedures and technical writing through 同城快约鈥檚 Criminal Justice faculty.
Graduates can pursue careers with agencies like the Missouri Department of Conservation, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, working in wildlife protection, forensic science research, law enforcement training or graduate study.
Yes. You鈥檒l participate in outdoor labs at the 300-acre Pertle Springs Nature Preserve, conduct research in a 3,000-square-foot aquatic center, use high-tech drones and GPS tools, and access specialized equipment like a necropsy lab.