Areas of Study Sampling*: Biodiversity, Biology, Chemistry, Conservation Biology, Ecology, Environmental Management, Environmental Policy, Environmental Science, Fisheries Management (C), Forestry, Geology / Geosciences, Global / International Studies, Physics, Plant Sciences, Range Management, Waste Management, Water Resources, Wildlife Ecology / Studies (C)
Introduction: The Wildlife and Fisheries Biology and Management program at Eastern Wyoming College offers an Associate's degree in science. Students are instructed in the liberal arts, with an emphasis on the sciences. Graduates are qualified for employment with State and Federal agencies that are responsible for the management of the nation's wildlife resources. Students complete 69-70 required credit hours, including 6-7 credits in elective courses. Choices of electives include environmental science, plant taxonomy, forest management, and range management. Eastern Wyoming College offers a friendly atmosphere, with helpful and knowledgeable staff and faculty. The College is a rural, two-year community college with academic transfer programs and technical certification programs.
