WIS6946/WIS6905 | Internship or Supervised Research Request
Getting Started
An internship or supervised research with Wildlife Forensic Sciences & Conservation can help students gain hands-on professional skills that go beyond the online experience.
WIS6946 Wildlife Forensics Internship (1-6 credits)
Grading and Max Credits: Graduate Catalog Info WIS6946
On-site work in conservation, ecology or wildlife management field work, animal care, zoos, or laboratories are great opportunities to apply the knowledge built by the program.
WIS6905 Research Problems in Wildlife and Range Sciences (Supervised Research) (1-5 credits)
Grading and Max Credits: Graduate Catalog Info WIS6905
Want to explore special topics in-depth? You can distinguish yourself for job prospects by gaining key skills in designing research, working with laboratories and field experience.
Here is what you need to prepare:
- Fill out the form below. It will be reviewed by the program coordinators, Program Director Susan Underkoffler, MFS, and Dr. Ngaio Richards. It is important to detail your goals and how an internship or supervised research will support them.
- Required: WIS 6050 Professional Communication to bolster your writing skills.
- Before you can register, the internship or supervised research must be approved. You will submit a detailed plan to Susan Underkoffler, MFS, and Dr. Ngaio Richards.
- After you are approved, you will register for
- For Internships: WIS6946 Internship in Wildlife Forensic Sciences and Conservation (1-6 credits)
- For Supervised Research: WIS6905: Supervised Research (1-5 credits)
- Due to the development time involved, internships and/or supervised research will not be considered in your last semester of the program.