The MSc in Biodiversity and Conservation offers a comprehensive look into the ecology and biodiversity of larger organisms, habitats, and landscapes. This program emphasizes conservation and environmental management through a mix of theoretical concepts and practical skills. You’ll explore issues facing our planet, develop high-level field and laboratory skills, and learn to apply your knowledge to real-world situations. The course encourages critical thinking through data collection, analysis, and experimentation, fostering independence and problem-solving ability. You’ll get hands-on experience via fieldwork on Keele’s green campus and may also have the chance to earn a Field Identification Skills Certificate, which is highly regarded in conservation sectors.
Why this course is highly recommended
This MSc combines theoretical learning with practical fieldwork, perfect for those passionate about ecology and conservation. The opportunity to gain hands-on experience, especially through advanced fieldwork and potentially earning a valuable identification certificate, makes this course stand out. Support from dedicated staff, mentors, and career services also ensures you are well-prepared for professional roles after graduation.
The program offers two pathways: one entirely at Keele University, typically completed in one year, and a dual award pathway with Vytautas Magnus University (VMU) in Lithuania, which includes two additional semesters with fieldwork and modules in Kaunas.
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1st year tuition fees
18.68L
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