Master's Programs in Texas

The M.S. with a major in Population and Conservation Biology is a research degree that requires a minimum of two years full-time coursework and research leading to a thesis. The...

The Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences offers two Master’s non-thesis programs: the Masters of Natural Resource Development (MNRD) and Masters of Wildlife Science (MWS). These non-thesis, distance-based programs are...

The Biology department office is housed in the Bioscience Research Building along with about 92,500 square feet of research, office and conference space. The Biology building is composed of about...

The distance-based Master of Natural Resource Development (MNRD) degree (non-thesis) is designed for working natural resource professionals who want graduate training in natural resources and environmental science with a management...

In today’s ultra-competitive job market, you deserve the best possible education as you aim for a long career in management. Begin by pursuing a degree in the Department of Management...