MS, Ecosystem Science and Management

College of Agriculture & Life Sciences, Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology

Texas A&M University - College Station

Program Quick Facts
The master of science degree is intended to educate students in ecology and natural resource management. It offers a thesis option for those who desire a serious research experience and a non-thesis option for those who seek a professional career outside of research. Specialization is available in four main broad research areas: ecosystem science; ecosystem management; genetics, systematics, evolution; and spatial sciences. Applicants must have an accredited bachelors degree and meet admission requirements for graduate study at Texas A&M University.

If you are interested in the master's program and would like more information, please contact Lindsay Hutchins, lhutchins@tamu.edu, for more details on program requirements and helpful tips on completing an application.

For more information about requirements specific to the Master of Science (MS) in Ecosystem Science and Management, please check the department's website.

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