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Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Honours

The B.Sc. Wildlife (Honours) program is an advanced undergraduate degree that provides in-depth scientific knowledge of wildlife biology, ecology, and conservation. The honours specialization prepares students for research-oriented, technical, and leadership roles in wildlife management, forestry, environmental conservation, and ecological sciences.

Programme Overview

Programme Code BSCW
Programme Type Graduate Program
Department Department of Forestry
Duration 4 Years / 4 Years Hons.
Fee Per Year 36001
Eligibility 50% (45% for SC/ST) Marks in 10+2

Available Programme Options

This course is available in regular and advanced academic pathways. Students can choose the plain programme, honours programme, or honours with research option based on their academic goals.

Plain + Honours Available
Plain

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Honours

Duration4 Years
Fee Per Year36001
Eligibility50% (45% for SC/ST) Marks in 10+2

Regular programme option for students who want to complete the standard course duration.

Honours

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Honours (Hons.)

Duration4 Years
Fee Per Year36001
Eligibility50% (45% for SC/ST) Marks in 10+2

Advanced option with extended academic learning and deeper subject specialization.

Honours with Research

Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Honours (Hons. with Research)

Duration4 Years
Fee Per Year36001
Eligibility50% (45% for SC/ST) Marks in 10+2

Research-focused option for students interested in academic projects, research work, and higher studies.

Career Path

  • Wildlife Biologist / Ecologist
  • Conservation Scientist / Officer
  • Forest and Wildlife Officer
  • Environmental Consultant
  • National Park / Sanctuary Manager
  • Zoologist / Wildlife Researcher
  • Ecotourism Planner / Manager
  • Wildlife Photographer / Documentarian
  • Environmental NGO Professional

Programme Outcomes

  • Advanced Scientific Knowledge
    Demonstrate deep understanding of wildlife biology, ecology, conservation science, and ecosystem dynamics.

  • Research Competence
    Conduct scientific research, field surveys, ecological assessments, and data analysis with accuracy and ethics.

  • Fieldwork Proficiency
    Use tools and methods for wildlife tracking, population studies, habitat evaluation, and biodiversity monitoring.

  • Application of Technology
    Utilize GIS, GPS, remote sensing, and ecological software for wildlife mapping and research activities.

  • Conservation Leadership
    Develop strategies for species protection, habitat restoration, and mitigating conservation challenges.

  • Policy & Legal Knowledge
    Understand wildlife laws, protected area regulations, environmental frameworks, and global conservation policies.

  • Communication & Scientific Writing
    Prepare research reports, conservation documents, presentations, and scientific publications effectively.

  • Problem-Solving & Critical Thinking
    Address real-world environmental challenges such as habitat loss, climate impacts, poaching, and human–wildlife conflict.

  • Ethics & Sustainability Awareness
    Demonstrate respect for biodiversity, ethical practices in wildlife handling, and commitment to sustainable conservation.

  • Career & Higher Education Preparation
    Build a strong academic and research foundation for careers in wildlife sciences, forestry services, conservation, NGOs, and advanced postgraduate studies.

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