International Direct - Bachelor of Science - Natural Resource Ecology and Management - Wetland Science

International direct admission to Louisiana State University (LSU) is available for international students with advanced English-language skills. The program focuses on academic, cultural, and professional growth to help students excel in their studies and prepare for a successful future.

As international direct students at LSU, individuals will benefit from:

Exclusive and challenging academic coursework

Priority access to sought-after courses aligned with their interests

Guidance from academic advisors and mentors

Career development and networking opportunities

Intensive classes alongside domestic students

The Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Ecology and Management offered by the School of Renewable Natural Resources at LSU provides a diverse curriculum with a focus on wetlands, wildlife, conservation biology, fisheries, aquaculture, forestry, habitat management, and law enforcement. Students in this program have the opportunity to prepare for careers as wildlife-oriented veterinarians, with a unique emphasis on habitats, animal populations and communities, and resource policy and management.

Graduates of this program may become certified professional scientists through organizations such as The Wildlife Society, American Fisheries Society, or the Society of Wetland Scientists. They go on to work for state or federal wildlife and fisheries agencies, environmental consulting firms, non-governmental organizations, or pursue further education in veterinary medicine or research-oriented fields.

The B.S in Natural Resource Ecology and Management at LSU offers students access to unique facilities such as the Lee Memorial Forest, dorms, teaching facilities, vans, and trucks for off-campus field trips. Students can specialize in areas such as Conservation Biology, Fisheries and Aquaculture, Wildlife Ecology, and more, with a concentration in Wetland Science for those interested in specializing in wetlands for wildlife habitat, water quality maintenance, and economic benefits.