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Bachelor of Science - Wildlife & Fisheries Science - Fisheries Science (Optional Co-op)

Cookeville, USA, North America

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Program duration

48 months

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Language

English

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Tuition fees

from $28 032

About the program

Wildlife and fisheries science is the study of animal populations and the applied use of ecological principles to manage these populations. A concentration in fisheries science focuses on studying and learning to manage ecosystems where fish are raised and harvested. Students will learn about the general biology of most species of fish and other aquatic life and how that information impacts the fiscal and political decision-making that governs the fisheries industry.

Program Details

Degree level:

4-Year Bachelor's Degree

Study mode:

In Class

Program duration:

48 months

Features

International Year One

Details come from the university and can change — always confirm on the program page before you apply.

Key facts

Main subject

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Sciences

Start months

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January, May, June, August, November

Entry requirements

Grade 12 / High School

English language tests

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TOEFL

61

IELTS

5.5

PTE Academic

52

Duolingo

85

Grades

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GPA

63 / 100

Cost

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$40

Application fee

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$12 000

Cost of living / year

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$28 032

Tuition

Other fees

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International Student Insurance Fee

per year

$1,176

Charged by the institution on top of tuition.

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Campuses

Main Campus

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Contacts

Address:

1 William L Jones Drive, Cookeville, USA

Phone number:

931 372-3101

Website:

tntech.edu