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The animal ecology curriculum provides its majors with an understanding of ecological principles and processes and their applications to natural resource management. It is oriented toward students desiring a general and flexible program in environmental... Read more biology and for those planning graduate study. Students may select from four options: Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Interpretation of Natural Resources, Preveterinary and Wildlife Care, or Wildlife. Graduates find employment as aquaculturists, aquatic ecologists, wildlife biologists, fisheries biologists, resource managers, and ecologists for industry, environmental consulting firms, natural resource and environmental agencies and organizations, zoos, and as educators. Graduates of the Animal Ecology major understand the basic principles of animal biology, ecology and management, and relevant aspects of scientific communication, basic mathematics and sciences, computing applications, and personal and professional development. Four specific options prepare students for careers in interpretation of natural resources, fisheries and aquatic sciences, pre-veterinary and wildlife care, and wildlife. Each option has specific outcomes expectations that include (1) the scope of the specialization and its relationships to broader aspects of animal ecology, biotic resource management, and other allied scientific disciplines and professions, (2) career opportunities and requirements, and (3) knowledge and skills appropriate for employment at technical and practitioner levels in each discipline. Graduates are able to communicate and work effectively in the multidisciplinary arena of ecology and natural resource management. All options require three months (400 hours) of relevant work experience or study at a biological station prior to graduation. The latter may be accomplished at the university’s affiliate field stations: Iowa Lakeside Laboratory at West Lake Okoboji, and Gulf Coast Research Laboratory at Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Information on these laboratories is available from the department’s Student Services Center. Preveterinary medicine preparation may be achieved while satisfying degree requirements in animal ecology. Additional education and training can lead to other opportunities in such areas as research and management, natural resources planning and administration, teaching, and environmental consulting, among others. Graduate training is necessary for many specialized positions within the fields of animal ecology. Students preparing for graduate study should consult with their academic adviser concerning appropriate coursework. Students wishing to be certified by the American Fisheries Society or The Wildlife Society need to consult with their advisors in selecting required courses in their respective programs. The formal application then needs to be completed and submitted for review by their professional societies. Certification in either society has many professional benefits and may be required or recommended for employment by federal and state agencies and private industry. Students seeking certification to teach biology in secondary schools must meet requirements of the College of Human Sciences as well as those of the Animal Ecology curriculum.Read less
Program overview
Main Subject
Zoology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The animal ecology curriculum provides its majors with an understanding of ecological principles and processes and their applications to natural resource management. It is oriented toward students desiring a general and flexible program in environmental... Read more biology and for those planning graduate study. Students may select from four options: Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Interpretation of Natural Resources, Preveterinary and Wildlife Care, or Wildlife. Graduates find employment as aquaculturists, aquatic ecologists, wildlife biologists, fisheries biologists, resource managers, and ecologists for industry, environmental consulting firms, natural resource and environmental agencies and organizations, zoos, and as educators. Graduates of the Animal Ecology major understand the basic principles of animal biology, ecology and management, and relevant aspects of scientific communication, basic mathematics and sciences, computing applications, and personal and professional development. Four specific options prepare students for careers in interpretation of natural resources, fisheries and aquatic sciences, pre-veterinary and wildlife care, and wildlife. Each option has specific outcomes expectations that include (1) the scope of the specialization and its relationships to broader aspects of animal ecology, biotic resource management, and other allied scientific disciplines and professions, (2) career opportunities and requirements, and (3) knowledge and skills appropriate for employment at technical and practitioner levels in each discipline. Graduates are able to communicate and work effectively in the multidisciplinary arena of ecology and natural resource management. All options require three months (400 hours) of relevant work experience or study at a biological station prior to graduation. The latter may be accomplished at the university’s affiliate field stations: Iowa Lakeside Laboratory at West Lake Okoboji, and Gulf Coast Research Laboratory at Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Information on these laboratories is available from the department’s Student Services Center. Preveterinary medicine preparation may be achieved while satisfying degree requirements in animal ecology. Additional education and training can lead to other opportunities in such areas as research and management, natural resources planning and administration, teaching, and environmental consulting, among others. Graduate training is necessary for many specialized positions within the fields of animal ecology. Students preparing for graduate study should consult with their academic adviser concerning appropriate coursework. Students wishing to be certified by the American Fisheries Society or The Wildlife Society need to consult with their advisors in selecting required courses in their respective programs. The formal application then needs to be completed and submitted for review by their professional societies. Certification in either society has many professional benefits and may be required or recommended for employment by federal and state agencies and private industry. Students seeking certification to teach biology in secondary schools must meet requirements of the College of Human Sciences as well as those of the Animal Ecology curriculum.Read less
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48 monthsProgram duration
ZoologyMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Zoology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Read more biology and for those planning graduate study. Students may select from four options: Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Interpretation of Natural Resources, Preveterinary and Wildlife Care, or Wildlife. Graduates find employment as aquaculturists, aquatic ecologists, wildlife biologists, fisheries biologists, resource managers, and ecologists for industry, environmental consulting firms, natural resource and environmental agencies and organizations, zoos, and as educators. Graduates of the Animal Ecology major understand the basic principles of animal biology, ecology and management, and relevant aspects of scientific communication, basic mathematics and sciences, computing applications, and personal and professional development. Four specific options prepare students for careers in interpretation of natural resources, fisheries and aquatic sciences, pre-veterinary and wildlife care, and wildlife. Each option has specific outcomes expectations that include (1) the scope of the specialization and its relationships to broader aspects of animal ecology, biotic resource management, and other allied scientific disciplines and professions, (2) career opportunities and requirements, and (3) knowledge and skills appropriate for employment at technical and practitioner levels in each discipline. Graduates are able to communicate and work effectively in the multidisciplinary arena of ecology and natural resource management. All options require three months (400 hours) of relevant work experience or study at a biological station prior to graduation. The latter may be accomplished at the university’s affiliate field stations: Iowa Lakeside Laboratory at West Lake Okoboji, and Gulf Coast Research Laboratory at Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Information on these laboratories is available from the department’s Student Services Center. Preveterinary medicine preparation may be achieved while satisfying degree requirements in animal ecology. Additional education and training can lead to other opportunities in such areas as research and management, natural resources planning and administration, teaching, and environmental consulting, among others. Graduate training is necessary for many specialized positions within the fields of animal ecology. Students preparing for graduate study should consult with their academic adviser concerning appropriate coursework. Students wishing to be certified by the American Fisheries Society or The Wildlife Society need to consult with their advisors in selecting required courses in their respective programs. The formal application then needs to be completed and submitted for review by their professional societies. Certification in either society has many professional benefits and may be required or recommended for employment by federal and state agencies and private industry. Students seeking certification to teach biology in secondary schools must meet requirements of the College of Human Sciences as well as those of the Animal Ecology curriculum. Read less
Program overview
Main Subject
Zoology
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Read more biology and for those planning graduate study. Students may select from four options: Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences, Interpretation of Natural Resources, Preveterinary and Wildlife Care, or Wildlife. Graduates find employment as aquaculturists, aquatic ecologists, wildlife biologists, fisheries biologists, resource managers, and ecologists for industry, environmental consulting firms, natural resource and environmental agencies and organizations, zoos, and as educators. Graduates of the Animal Ecology major understand the basic principles of animal biology, ecology and management, and relevant aspects of scientific communication, basic mathematics and sciences, computing applications, and personal and professional development. Four specific options prepare students for careers in interpretation of natural resources, fisheries and aquatic sciences, pre-veterinary and wildlife care, and wildlife. Each option has specific outcomes expectations that include (1) the scope of the specialization and its relationships to broader aspects of animal ecology, biotic resource management, and other allied scientific disciplines and professions, (2) career opportunities and requirements, and (3) knowledge and skills appropriate for employment at technical and practitioner levels in each discipline. Graduates are able to communicate and work effectively in the multidisciplinary arena of ecology and natural resource management. All options require three months (400 hours) of relevant work experience or study at a biological station prior to graduation. The latter may be accomplished at the university’s affiliate field stations: Iowa Lakeside Laboratory at West Lake Okoboji, and Gulf Coast Research Laboratory at Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Information on these laboratories is available from the department’s Student Services Center. Preveterinary medicine preparation may be achieved while satisfying degree requirements in animal ecology. Additional education and training can lead to other opportunities in such areas as research and management, natural resources planning and administration, teaching, and environmental consulting, among others. Graduate training is necessary for many specialized positions within the fields of animal ecology. Students preparing for graduate study should consult with their academic adviser concerning appropriate coursework. Students wishing to be certified by the American Fisheries Society or The Wildlife Society need to consult with their advisors in selecting required courses in their respective programs. The formal application then needs to be completed and submitted for review by their professional societies. Certification in either society has many professional benefits and may be required or recommended for employment by federal and state agencies and private industry. Students seeking certification to teach biology in secondary schools must meet requirements of the College of Human Sciences as well as those of the Animal Ecology curriculum. Read less
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Breeding and Genetics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Breeding and Genetics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Physiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Physiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Animal Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Biochemistry or Biophysics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Biochemistry or Biophysics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Biomedical Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Crop Production and Physiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Entomology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Fisheries Biology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Forestry
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Genetics and Genomics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Horticulture
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Immunobiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Industrial and Agricultural Technology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Kinesiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Meat Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Microbiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Neuroscience
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nutritional Sciences
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Plant Biology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Plant Breeding
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Plant Pathology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sustainable Agriculture
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Toxicology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Veterinary Microbiology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Veterinary Pathology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Wildlife Ecology
Natural Sciences (16)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Mathematics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Mathematics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Applied Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Astrophysics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Astrophysics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Chemistry
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Chemistry
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Condensed Matter Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Condensed Matter Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Earth Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Earth Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Environmental Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Geology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in High Energy Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mathematics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Mathematics Education
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Meteorology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nuclear Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Physics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Soil Science
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Statistics
Social Sciences and Management (15)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Economics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Economics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Education
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Agricultural Education
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Economics
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Higher Education Administration
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Higher Education Administration
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Special Education Specialization
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Special Education Specialization
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Specialization in Curriculum and Instructional Technology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Education - Specialization in Curriculum and Instructional Technology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Educational Leadership, Organizations, and Policy
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Food Science and Technology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Gerontology
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Human Development and Family Studies
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Literacy Education
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Rhetoric and Professional Communication
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Science Education
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Social and Cultural Studies of Education
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sociology or Rural Sociology