Delve into the dynamic field of wildlife conservation, focusing on habitat management, conservation strategies, and wildlife ecology. Engage with both national and international case studies to understand the complexities of resource competition and its impact on conservation efforts. Enhance your practical fieldwork abilities by employing advanced technology to assess and monitor habitats, and explore innovative conservation and restoration strategies inspired by global examples. Develop leadership qualities through project management training and critical thinking exercises, while debating current sector issues. Emphasize sustainable management practices and the significance of influencing human behaviour to drive effective conservation initiatives. Benefit from strong industry and academic connections, ensuring that your education is both relevant and impactful. This comprehensive approach equips you with the expertise and confidence to pursue a fulfilling career dedicated to preserving our planet's invaluable wildlife and natural habitats.
Entry requirements
Relevant level 5 land-based industry related qualification (e.g. a foundation degree in a wildlife conservation subject with a minimum average grade of 50% at Level 5) is required. Alternatively, substantial experience and demonstrable ability to study at Level 6 equivalent to 240 credits at Levels 4 and 5. APL arrangements are informed by the University of Cumbria's academic regulations.
