Graduates are employed with various federal and state wildlife, fisheries, and forestry agencies as well as private environmental companies. Students completing the program have also pursued advanced degrees in various fields of biology.
Undergraduate research is encouraged.
Students of the program are encouraged to assist faculty in their research projects or to pursue projects of their own interest. The program encourages active membership in the LMU Student Chapter of the Wildlife Society. The LMU Student Chapter promotes professional development through active management projects. Students involved with the student chapter are engaged in a number of extracurricular activities, including the Southeastern Wildlife Student Conclave. Additionally, students can enhance their profession development through internships with various conservation agencies.