Murray State College's Conservation and Wildlife Management Degree provides students with an integrated background and critical knowledge of natural resources and conservation topics. The program combines classroom, laboratory, and field study instruction providing students with a well-rounded preparation in the natural resources and conservation field. The program aims to train and prepare students for a natural resources/conservation career.  Possible careers include wildlife technicians, coordinators, specialists, federal or state game wardens, game ranch managers, and USDA employees. Students interested in a career in Conservation and Natural Resources have four options from which to choose: Business Administration, Game Ranch Operator, Natural Resources, and Wildlife Law Enforcement.

Associate of Science in Conservation & Wildlife Management

Program Options:

• Business Administration
• Game Ranch Operator
• Law Enforcement
• Natural Resource

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NICHE

NICHE helps to educate students and community about environmental concerns, the importance of volunteering and education concerning protecting the environment. 

Collegiate FFA

Collegiate FFA provides a number of professional development opportunities to help students get an edge in today’s job market. Whether you are looking for a career in education or industry, Collegiate FFA has what you need to jump start your career!

Collegiate FFA empowers value-driven pre-professionals to lead and serve in schools, businesses, and communities. At the same time, Collegiate FFA enhances the collegiate experience through service and engagement to create premier leaders, enable personal growth, and ensure career success.