Degrees
The School offers Bachelor of Science Degrees in the following disciplines:
Forest Resources - "The Forestry major prepares you for a broad range of career opportunities involving the management, utilization or study of forest resources."
Wildlife Management - "The wildlife management major is a professional program designed to give students a broad scientific background for management and perpetuation of wildlife resources."
Spatial Information Systems - "The Spatial Information Systems (SIS) program at the UA-M School of Forest Resources will provide graduates to meet the growing demand for a geo-technology workforce." The Spatial Information Systems degree has emphases in both Land Surveying and Geographic Information Systems, or GIS.
The School also offers an Associate of Science in Land Surveying Technology and a Masters of Science in Forest Resources.
Degree minors are available in Forest Resources, Wildlife Management, Land Surveying and GIS.
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