Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Management Harper Adams University

This course provides comprehensive training in modern wildlife management techniques. You will develop a coherent understanding of the scientific methodology behind effective management techniques for our wild flora and fauna, and gain hands-on experience in the techniques of collecting, analysing and interpreting data for the conservation of our wildlife and natural resources.

Areas studied include Wildlife Conservation. The Natural Environment and Climate Change, Wildlife Identification, Adaptive Biology, Ecology, Principles of Animal Behaviour and Welfare and more. (See module table below)

Key features include:

• A one year fully embedded industrial placement within this sector
• Year 1 and Year 4 residential field study course to underpin and contextualise the learning experience
• A range of field trips and visits to relevant local and national organisations to support and provide real life experience and to meet professions in their field of work
• Dedicated resources and facilities to support this programme
• Applied and taught by industry experts who are passionate about their subject areas
• A focus on the practical application of theory that provides our students with the skills to succeed in their chosen career

Entry requirements for this course

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