Natural Resource Conservation and Law Enforcement is a unique interdisciplinary concentration that combines our expertise in biology, chemistry, criminal justice, the fine arts, and education. It also showcases our outstanding programs in field biology, ecology, ecosystem studies, criminal justice, law enforcement, education, and art communication. The integration of learning across many disciplines is evident. It speaks loudly and clearly that IW is a community of learners who are progressive in their educational programming and the advancement of these disciplines.
Students seeking a Natural Resource Conservation and Law Enforcement Concentration will earn a biology degree that provides a foundation in the study of living organisms — a field that offers a variety of options for graduates. Careers in biology often require research, communication, teamwork, time management, and computer skills. A biology major at Iowa Wesleyan combines scientific and research abilities with critical thinking and communication skills.