Wilderness Studies Frequently Asked Questions

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Home What is Resource Conservation Areas of Study Graduate Degrees Field Study Programs Faculty Faculty Projects Careers/Employment Alumni FAQs for Perspective Students Contact Us Featured Alumni Jeffrey Ross B.S. Resource Conservation 2006 Jeffrey Ross originally transferred to the University of Montana from a small, two-year college in Colorado as a Wildlife Biology major. However, Jeffrey’s interest in the human-nature relationship, natural resources policy, and .... read more	Frequently Asked Questions For current or prospective Wilderness and Civilization students interested in the Resource Conservation Major Q. As a current or prospective Wilderness and Civilization student, why should I consider a major in Resource Conservation? Q. What kinds of topics/subjects can I emphasize in Resource Conservation? Q. If I do the Wilderness and Civilization program and I’m a Resource Conservation major, can I graduate in four years? Q. If I major in Resource Conservation and complete the Wilderness and Civilization Progrom, do I still get the Wilderness Studies minor? Q. Do any Wilderness and Civilization courses count toward requirements within Resource Conservation? Q. If I am a Resource Conservation major what will show up on my transcript? Will my area or areas of emphasis be printed on my transcript? Q. What are the required courses for all students majoring in Resource Conservation? Which requirements have I fulfilled through Wilderness and Civilization? Q. What if I’m a transfer student? Will Resource Conservation work for me? Q. How do I become a Resource Conservation major? Q. What kind or jobs or careers do Resource Conservation pursue? Q. How do I prepare for a career or employment through studies in resource conservation? Q. Are there opportunities for field studies with a Resource Conservation major? Q. What if I have additional questions or want more information about the Resource Conservation major?
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