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Master of Science in Conservation Biology

In Person
Campus: Jackson
Several students sit at lab benches in a classroom using microscopes and examining papers, with laptops, notebooks, and laboratory equipment visible—immersed in their Conservation Biology degree studies.

Contribute to creation's care

The Master of Science in Conservation Biology at 鶹Ƶ University provides advanced graduate training for students seeking to deepen their expertise in conservation science or prepare for doctoral study. Students undertake an original, thesis-based research project within a flexible curriculum that allows exploration of their specific area of interest.

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What You'll Study

The Master of Science in Conservation Biology at 鶹Ƶ prepares scientists and practitioners to address the urgent challenges of biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation — combining rigorous graduate-level science with the Christian conviction that stewardship of creation is both a calling and a responsibility.

A teacher stands next to two students at a lab table, guiding them through a Conservation Biology experiment. Both students wear gloves and concentrate on analyzing objects, surrounded by lab equipment essential for studying biodiversity.
Several white boxes contain pinned insect specimens organized in rows, some with small identification tags. The boxes are arranged on a dark tabletop, suggesting a laboratory or research setting—an environment typical for those pursuing a Conservation Biology degree or working toward a Master of Science in the field.

Contributing Original Research to the Care of Creation

At 鶹Ƶ, conservation biology at the graduate level is an opportunity to contribute original knowledge to the scientific understanding of God’s creation — and to pursue a career of meaningful stewardship. Faculty mentor your research with both scientific rigor and a faith-informed commitment to caring for the natural world.

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