The Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Biology at Texas State University is designed for students passionate about understanding and conserving the diverse species and ecosystems that define our natural world. You will explore the critical interplay between wildlife populations, their habitats, and the increasing pressures from human activities and resource demands. This undergraduate degree provides a robust foundation in ecology, natural history, and wildlife management, preparing you to address complex conservation challenges and contribute to the sustainable coexistence of humans and wildlife.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, you will engage with a curriculum grounded in the North American model of wildlife management. Your studies will encompass foundational biology, chemistry, and mathematics, progressing to specialized areas such as vertebrate biology, animal behavior, evolutionary biology, and conservation biology. You will have opportunities to participate in research alongside faculty and join the active Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society, graduating with the scientific knowledge and practical skills essential for careers as wildlife biologists, managers, or research scientists.