Master of Science Degree in Animal Science Master of Science Degree in Range and Wildlife Management Doctoral Degree in Wildlife Science Research projects in animal science have involved nutrition, reproductive physiology, immunology, quantitative genetics, animal husbandry and meat science and safety. Research projects in wildlife science involve a variety of topics on game and nongame wildlife, habitat management, restoration ecology, endangered species management, wildlife disease and parasitology, genetics, natural history and basic theoretical aspects of wildlife ecology and management. Faculty from the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute are recognized internationally for their contributions to wildlife ecology. Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute The Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Kingsville is the leading wildlife research organization in Texas and one of the finest in the nation. The Institute has expanded its research efforts to include six primary focus areas: wildlife biology, ecology, and management; habitat management and restoration; wildlife diseases, parasitology, and toxicology; wildlife economics; citizen science; and publications and outreach. Department of Human Sciences Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Sciences Master of Science Degree in Human Sciences Dietetic Internship and Master of Science Program Marc Cisneros Center for Young Children The Marc Cisneros Center for Young Children (MCCYC) is the laboratory in which students observe and gain practical experience in working with young children and their parents. Several programs in the Department of Human Sciences require observation and/or participation at the center. Students from other disciplines (such as early childhood education, psychology, speech communications, and kinesiology) are also provided opportunities to observe and interact with young children.
Master of Science Degree in Animal Science Master of Science Degree in Range and Wildlife Management Doctoral Degree in Wildlife Science Research projects in animal science have involved nutrition, reproductive physiology, immunology, quantitative genetics, animal husbandry and meat science and safety. Research projects in wildlife science involve a variety of topics on game and nongame wildlife, habitat management, restoration ecology, endangered species management, wildlife disease and parasitology, genetics, natural history and basic theoretical aspects of wildlife ecology and management. Faculty from the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute are recognized internationally for their contributions to wildlife ecology. Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute The Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Kingsville is the leading wildlife research organization in Texas and one of the finest in the nation. The Institute has expanded its research efforts to include six primary focus areas: wildlife biology, ecology, and management; habitat management and restoration; wildlife diseases, parasitology, and toxicology; wildlife economics; citizen science; and publications and outreach. Department of Human Sciences Bachelor of Science Degree in Human Sciences Master of Science Degree in Human Sciences Dietetic Internship and Master of Science Program Marc Cisneros Center for Young Children The Marc Cisneros Center for Young Children (MCCYC) is the laboratory in which students observe and gain practical experience in working with young children and their parents. Several programs in the Department of Human Sciences require observation and/or participation at the center. Students from other disciplines (such as early childhood education, psychology, speech communications, and kinesiology) are also provided opportunities to observe and interact with young children.
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