This certificate is designed to prepare students for a career involving the protection of natural resources, management of wildlife resources and the enforcement of laws governing these resources.
Credits from this undergraduate certificate can be applied to a B.S. Conservation Law degree at Husson University, enhance a degree in another discipline, or augment prior learning to provide for a change in career.
The programmatic outcomes of this certificate are:
- Students understand federal and state wildlife laws used in the conservation law enforcement field.
- Students are able to describe the different missions and investigative techniques of both state and federal conservation law enforcement agencies.
Required | ||
SC Elective | 3 | |
Please choose (4) of the following: | 12 | |
CON 105 | Wildland Fire | |
CON 125 | Intro to Conservation Law | |
CON 200 | Wildlife Law Enforcement | |
CON 346 | North American Wildlife/Fisheries Identification | |
CON 350 | Physical/Mental Health for Law Enforcement | |
CON 426 | Wildlife Trafficking | |
CON 428 | Conservation Law Investigations | |
CON 450 | Marine Law Enforcement | |
Total Hours | 15 |