Wildlife Master's

[TheNerdiestRedneck]

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Hey there, I thought I would post a new thread because I searched and I couldn't find anything that was exactly what I needed. Does anyone know of any legitimate online wildlife biology Master's programs? I'm not finding many, and the ones I can find I'm not sure are legitimate. Going out of state to do a master's isn't really an option for me, and I can't find a college in Virginia that has what I'm looking for, unless I'm just missing something.

 

[Temerairegrl]

Not exactly sure what you are looking for but ORegon State U has this online masters in fisheries and wildlife administration
http://ecampus.oregonstate.edu/online-degrees/graduate/fisheries-wildlife-administration/

 

[WhtsThFrequency]

Hey there, I thought I would post a new thread because I searched and I couldn't find anything that was exactly what I needed. Does anyone know of any legitimate online wildlife biology Master's programs? I'm not finding many, and the ones I can find I'm not sure are legitimate. Going out of state to do a master's isn't really an option for me, and I can't find a college in Virginia that has what I'm looking for, unless I'm just missing something.

Virginia Tech has a MS in Fisheries and Wildlife Science, with several concentrations including Wildlife Conservation.

I would avoid online Master's programs in the sciences. They're worthless nine times out of ten. When you are compared to someone with a legitimate masters (thesis option of course) yours won't mean anything.

 

[wildlifer]

I haven't heard of an online master's program for wildlife. As WhtsThFrequency stated, I can't imagine that an online would be credible compared to a thesis based masters. Texas A&M job board has a section of graduate assistantships listed for wildlife type Master's and Ph.D programs. Might be worth checking out if that is the area you want to head in.