The Davis College's School of Natural Resources and the Environment has a variety of graduate programs at the master's and doctoral levels to meet your educational, research and professional goals and interests.
Forestry (MS)
Students interested in this program should have completed an undergraduate curriculum in forestry, wood science or other natural resources related field. Candidates for the degree may pursue an emphasis in forest resources management or wood science and technology.
Natural Resources Science (PhD)
Doctoral students in this interdisciplinary program have the opportunity to specialize in a range of competencies. Students develop an advanced understanding of and appreciation for the principles of economics, stewardship and sustainability of our natural resources.
Wildlife and Fisheries Resources (MS)
This program is dedicated to developing the next generation of young fisheries and wildlife professionals. Students work closely with their faculty advisor and mentor to develop a unique research program that will prepare them for a career in this field. Students typically focus on either wildlife or fisheries for this advanced degree.
GIS and Spatial Analysis (Certificate)
The program is ideal for working professionals and graduate students who desire advanced training in this high growth industry. It incorporates predictive modeling, data exploration, technical issues, programming, spatial hydrology, and remote sensing into the curriculum, making it the first of its kind in West Virginia.