Master’s in Conservation Law Enforcement
Master of Professional Science
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Next start date is August 17. No GRE needed and applying is free!!
Jumpstart your law enforcement career
Rise through the ranks. Safeguard natural resources. Build specialized skills that set you apart.
Unity College’s unique online Master of Professional Science in Conservation Law Enforcement is the perfect next step for law enforcement pros who feel at home in nature. Enhance your communication, management, legal, and leadership skills as you learn from experts on protecting natural resources, animal populations, and habitats.
Start today—apply online.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much does it cost?
Your online education should be affordable and manageable. Our team of distance education concierges will work with you through the admissions process to help you plan and pay for your degree. Learn more about the costs here.
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How fast can I finish?
It depends on whether you have credits earned from other institutions, whether you plan on taking one or two classes per term, and if you take a term off. Our distance education concierges and academic advisors are here to help you plan and stick to your educational goals. Talk to us today!
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How many credits can I transfer?
Apply online (it’s free!) and a distance education concierge will reach out to create an individualized plan for transferring your credits. We will consider up to nine transfer credits for our graduate programs.
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What courses will I be taking?
For course requirements, browse our M.S. Conservation Law Enforcement degree checklist or view our full course catalog for a better look into your program. Then apply online for free to get started.
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Career Outlook
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Number of fish and game warden jobs in the U.S., 2018.
Median pay for fish and game wardens, 2018.
MPS Con Law students and alumni reported being employed in a job relevant to their degree
Number of fish and game warden jobs in the U.S., 2018.
Median pay for fish and game wardens, 2018.
MPS Con Law students and alumni reported being employed in a job relevant to their degree
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Unity college cannot guarantee employment. Salary data represents averaged earnings for the occupations listed and includes workers at all levels of education and experience.
Make a difference with a conservation law enforcement degree
Conservation law enforcement officers uphold federal laws regarding wildlife and natural resources. If you are already working as an officer, or in a similar field, Unity’s master is for you. You’ll gain the educational insight you need to advance to an administrator or management position.
Graduates of this program have gone on to work in roles such as Game Warden Colonel, Fish and Wildlife Lieutenant, Conservation Enforcement Sergeant, Marine Patrol Major, Forest Ranger Superior, and Chief Ranger at the National Park Service.
Why choose Unity for your conservation law enforcement degree?
- Small class sizes. You’ll receive individualized attention with classes averaging 10 students each.
- Flexible dates. Choose to begin your degree program on one of five start dates throughout the year.
- Online format. Classes are all 100% online, meaning you can take them from anywhere in the world.
- Quick completion. Attend classes full-time and you may complete your degree in 12 months.
Our online application is free and quick to complete. We don’t require GRE or GMAT scores either—at Unity, you are more than a number.
Master’s degree requirements and courses
The master’s in law enforcement conservation requires 30 credits with a minimum 3.0 GPA. For a more comprehensive look into the program, view our full course catalog.
Careers and Outcomes
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