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Raptor Biology Graduate Program

Boise State University’s unique Master of Science in Raptor Biology graduate program enhances students’ knowledge and understanding of raptor biology and ecology.

Key to graduate students’ experience is proximity to the Morley Nelson Snake River Birds of Prey National Conservation Area, home to one of the greatest concentrations of nesting birds of prey in the world. Also, opportunities with our partners The Peregrine Fund and Intermountain Bird Observatory provide authentic, applied research experiences for graduate students.

Master of Science in Raptor Biology

Prospective and Current Students

Visit the College of Arts and Sciences’ Graduate Program page for an overview of Boise State University’s unique Master of Science in Raptor Biology graduate program, courses offered, opportunities, research, and how to apply.

Or learn about what our current students are researching:

Explore Current Students’ Projects

Alumni Research

Visit Boise State University’s ScholarWorks to search Raptor Biology students’ thesis research abstracts and full-text thesis information directly.

Or explore alumni research with search functions in-depth, including alumni scholarly works, professional websites, and media:

Raptor Biology Alumni Research

Raptor Biology Graduate Student News

David Bontrager Thesis Defense
Four Master of Science in Raptor Biology Students Awarded
Ashley Santiago Thesis Defense
2024 Trustee Fellowship in Raptor Biology Recipients

Raptor Biology Graduate Program Alumni News

Celebrating Boise State’s First Cohort of Raptor Biology Alums: Meet Eric Atkinson
Celebrating Boise State’s First Cohort of Raptor Biology Alums: Meet Robin Garwood
Santiago Receives AOS Travel Award
Busby’s Barn Owl Research Published in Journal of Wildlife Management
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