Graduate Degree Programs

Through innovative teaching, research, and service, the College of Forestry and Conservation empowers society and its future leaders to better understand and more effectively conserve, restore, and sustain complex social-ecological systems in the Rocky Mountains and beyond.

Possible Areas of Focus:

The College of Forestry and Conservation sustains a vigorous and diverse set of professional and research programs. The breadth of opportunities for students is limitless. A sampling of focus areas students may pursue include:

Choose an Interest Topic Biometrics and Ecological Modeling Climate Change Community-based Conservation Fire Science Fisheries and Aquatic Ecology Forest Ecology and Soils Forest Entomology and Pathology Forest Management Forest Operations Forest Products and Wood Science GIS and Remote Sensing International Conservation and Development Natural Resource Policy and Conflict Resolution Recreation and Tourism Management Restoration Social, Political, and Economic Aspects of Conservation Watershed Management and Hydrology Wilderness, Parks and Protected Areas Wildlife Biology  

Information about Degrees:

Masters of Science in Forestry
Masters of Science in Recreation Management
Masters of Science in Resource Conservation
Masters of Science in Wildlife Biology
Master of Ecosystem Managment

Graduate Studies in International Conservation and Development

PhD. in Forestry
PhD. in Fish and Wildlife Biology 

Certificate - Natural Resources Conflict Resolution Program
Certificate - GIS Sciences and Technologies