Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Fisheries

About this programme

Mark Dale, Professor Emeritus Staffan Lindgren, Professor Emeritus Michael Gillingham, Professor Emeritus Katherine Parker, Professor Emerita Brent Murray, Professor and Chair Russell Dawson, Professor Dezene Huber, Professor Chris Johnson, Professor Nicola Koper, Professor Ken Otter, Professor Mark Shrimpton, Professor Heather Bryan, Associate Professor Jamie Gorrell, Associate Professor Eduardo Martins, Associate Professor Roy Rea, Associate Professor Shannon Crowley, Adjunct Professor Dexter Hodder, Adjunct Professor Jenia Blair, Senior Lab Instructor Saphida Migabo, Senior Lab Instructor Website: www.unbc.ca/wildlife-fisheries Major in Wildlife and Fisheries (BSc) Major in Wildlife and Fisheries (BSc Honours) The BSc in Wildlife and Fisheries provides students with a solid foundation in wildlife and fisheries biology, with considerable indoor and outdoor laboratory experience, exposing students to an integrated approach to resource issues that confront today's professionals. The combination of theoretical and applied ecology with practical labs and exercises in the Wildlife and Fisheries degree gives students the background to pursue post-graduate studies and public- and private-sector employment in the wildlife or fisheries professions. Students completing all courses in the Wildlife and Fisheries degree meet the education requirements for eligibility as a Registered Professional Biologist (RPBio) in BC. The minimum requirement for completion of a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife and Fisheries is 123 credit hours.