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What will I do after graduation?
There are many career options after graduation with a Bachelor of Science in Biological Sciences.
With Ecology and Evolution, Fish and Wildlife Management, and Organismal Biology Options
A variety of positions are available in the federal Departments of Interior or Agriculture with a major in these options. These agencies include the Forest Service, Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, or US Fish and Wildlife Service.
Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks requires a Master's degree for most career positions though you would qualify for some technical or support positions.
A Biological Sciences major will find opportunities in Non-Government Organizations such as the Wilderness Society or Nature Conservancy.
You may also apply for a position in any number local, regional, and national offices for non-profit or for-profit groups that offer employment in a more specific area of interest, such as raptors or wetlands.
In addition, the strength of the Biological Sciences degree in these options will provide the background for entry into graduate programs for professional positions.
With the Biology Teaching Option
The Biology Teaching option certifies graduates to be qualified to teach secondary education biology.
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November 2007. Questions or problems with the website: jvanandel@montana.edu.