Graduate Program

Current graduate degrees available in the Department are the M.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences and the Ph.D. in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences. The M.S. degree has a Wildlife Specialization and a Fisheries Specialization. The Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Ph.D. has no specializations. The following links are of interest to current and prospective graduate students.

• Academic Dishonesty Policy

• Admissions

• Courses Offered (500 - 800-level courses qualify for graduate credits)

• Certification Requirements for the American Fisheries Society

• Certification Requirements for The Wildlife Society

• Curricular Requirements

• Graduate Student Placement

• Information and Policies for Department Graduate Students

• Master's Degree - Department Philosophy and Expected Educational Outcomes

• Ph.D. Degree - Department Philosophy and Expected Educational Outcomes

• Policy on Harassment and Harassment Prevention

• SDSU American Fisheries Society Student Subunit

• Skill Matrices

• Statement on Illegal Drugs and Alcohol

• Wildlife and Fisheries and the Scientific Method

• Writing Tips

Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences Home Page