4 Master's degrees in Biodiversity & Conservation in Texas, United States

This Bioscience and Health Policy program at Rice University deepens your background in science and broadens it with courses in business, management, sociology, economics and policy studies to foster your understanding of the role of science in policymaking and the role of public policy in science. 

Research, strong professor-student mentoring, high-quality instruction, and professional community service are the foundation of this Sub-Antarctic Biocultural Conservation Biology master's degree from University of North Texas.

The Population and Conservation Biology program from Texas State University introduces students to contemporary issues in population and conservation biology through population biology seminars. 

The Wildlife Ecology program from Texas State University has a long history of cooperation with agencies such as Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and non-governmental organizations, providing students with access to contemporary wildlife research and potential employment opportunities.