BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation at Bath Spa University

Our Wildlife Conservation degree will give you the opportunity to learn about the lives of wild animals and plants, and explore how you can help to overcome the challenges that they face. You'll look at the rapidly developing field of conservation biology, including threats to biodiversity and opportunities for habitat management and creation. You'll learn about the biology and behaviour of animals, the importance of a variety of biomes, and the different flora and fauna that they support.

Faculty: School of Sciences  |  Duration: Three years full time, or four years full time with professional placement year. Part time available.  |  Study mode: full-time; part-time; optional professional placement year (sandwich)  |  Location: Bath, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Year one You'll study the fundamental concepts of biology, ecology, conservation and natural history. You'll learn key scientific, analytic, practical fieldwork and communication skills that you'll use throughout your degree and beyond. Your second year introduces more applied content, and includes key research skills, animal behaviour, ecology, environmental management, and an independent project.

Career pathways

A degree in wildlife conservation could lead to a range of professions including conservation advocacy, reserve management, wildlife education and environmental consultancy.

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