MS Fisheries Science (Online)

Course Overview This graduate program in Fisheries Science provides an advanced, research-driven education in the management and conservation of aquatic ecosystems. Students will master quantitative analysis and engage in hands-on research to address critical challenges facing marine and freshwater fisheries. The curriculum spans from population dynamics and physiology to ecosystem modeling and conservation biology. Key Program Highlights Conduct research through the renowned Oregon Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, with funding from state and federal agencies. Gain expertise in quantitative analysis of fish populations, aquatic ecosystem modeling, and water quality assessment. Access extensive vertebrate collections and research facilities supported by the Sea Grant program and other major organizations. Specialize in high-demand areas like aquaculture, conservation biology, fish physiology, and stream ecology. Pursue both Master of Science (MS) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees with a major code of 1300.