Wildlife Conservation
Bachelor of Science
Next start date is July 13. Applying is easy and free!
Study and save wild species
Protect wild animals and their habitats. Address social, economic, and environmental pressures on wildlife. Strike a balance between human needs and nature.
With a Unity College Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Conservation, you’ll graduate ready for work as a wildlife biologist or conservation scientist or with a strong foundation for graduate school. Blend online study with hands-on field work.
Start your journey into the wild—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. You may also want to try estimating your transfer credits using Transferology.
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What courses will I be taking?
For course requirements, browse our Wildlife Conservation 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
Earn your degree.
Unlock new opportunities.
Number of U.S. zoologist and wildlife biologist jobs in 2018.
Median U.S. zoologist and wildlife biologist pay in 2018.
Estimated U.S. job growth for zoologists and wildlife biologists through 2028.
Number of U.S. zoologist and wildlife biologist jobs in 2018.
Median U.S. zoologist and wildlife biologist pay in 2018.
Estimated U.S. job growth for zoologists and wildlife biologists through 2028.
*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.
What to expect as a wildlife conservation major
Put your love of animals and passion for sustainability into action. Earn a completely online wildlife conservation degree from Unity. With eight start dates throughout the year, you’ll have the flexibility to start your studies when you’re ready.
As a wildlife conservation major, you’ll benefit from:
- Field work. Conduct research capstone projects to study wildlife issues. You’ll graduate with practical, relevant experience.
- Professional advising. Receive one-on-one academic support every step of the way.
- Schedule flexibility. Study where you want, when you want. Rolling admissions let you pick a start date most convenient for you.
- Relevant concentrations. Add a concentration in Environmental GIS or Sustainable Business to increase your marketability.
- Career resources. Browse our online job board and use free tools through our career services department.
- Multiple start dates. Begin your program on your time. Choose from eight year-round start dates.
- Recognized courses. Unity College is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education.
If you’re ready to begin protecting endangered animals, apply online today.
Careers and Outcomes
Follow your curiosity.
Realize your potential.
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Biologist
Projected 10-year growth:
+ 8%
Median Salary:
$60,000
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Conservation Scientist / Park Ranger
Projected 10-year growth:
+ 6.3%
Median Salary:
$41,000
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Wildlife Biologist
Projected 10-year growth:
+ 7.7%
Median Salary:
$48,000
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Research Associate
Projected 10-year growth:
+ 27.5%
Median Salary:
$55,000
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