Fish and Wildlife Management Technology

For Fish and Wildlife Management Technology, tuition is International student tuition fees are available on the college's website..

This programme is delivered full-time on-campus over five steps. It prepares students for careers in fish and wildlife resource management. Students gain practical and theoretical skills in population management, habitat monitoring, and sustainable fishing practices. The curriculum includes field training and a seven-week practicum with a related organization.

Five steps, full-time, on-campus, includes a seven-week practicum and weekly field training camps.

Graduates work as fish and wildlife technologists in government agencies, environmental consulting firms, fish hatcheries, and conservation organizations.

Ontario Secondary School Diploma or equivalent, one credit in French (FIF3U, FIF3C, FIF4U, FRA3U, FRA4C, FRA4U or equivalent). International applicants must provide English language proficiency if they do not have an Ontario secondary school diploma.

On-campus, full-time, five-step structure.