Graduate Studies
Our graduate students come from many parts of the world, and you are encouraged to communicate with your fellow graduate students in order to benefit from their experiences. They are a vital component of our department. You, as a graduate student, will become junior colleagues who gain experience in both the classroom and laboratory, increase the department's research capability, and most importantly, bring new dimensions to its work. The real strength of our graduate program is the close interaction between graduate students and faculty members. The faculty are dedicated to the students' professional development and lifetime friendships that span social and national boundaries. We invite you to join our team.
Career Opportunities
There are a variety of career options, such as work with state /federal land management or regulatory agencies, municipal or county government, public interest groups, natural resource industries, private land management, the consulting industry, and research /development in either the private or public sectors. Graduates may work as foresters, wildlife biologists, information specialists, game managers, consultants, researchers and in a variety of roles in developing countries. in addition, with further education our graduates are involved in environmental education in grade schools and high schools, in the legal profession, and in natural resource law enforcement.
Overview
- Degree Offered:
M.S., Ph.D. - Faculty Working with Students:
15 - Students:
22 - Students Receiving Assistantships or Scholarships:
59% - Priority Deadline:
Fall - January 10
Spring - July 1 - Campuses:
Pullman - Test Required:
GRE - International Test
TOEFL or IELTS
(international students only)
Admission Requirements
- Official copies of all college transcripts
- Three letters of recommendation
- Departmental supplemental application form
Contact Us
Administrative Manager
115 Johnson Hall
P.O. Box 646410
Pullman, WA 99164-6410
Telephone: (509) 335-6166
Email: nrs@wsu.edu