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FdSc Animal Conservation (Petroc (Barnstaple: North Devon)) [part-time, 3 years] at University of Plymouth

University of Plymouth, United Kingdom

Programme overview

FdSc Animal Conservation is a 3 years foundation degree delivered at Petroc in Barnstaple and awarded by the University of Plymouth. It covers animal biology, ecology, conservation and wildlife management.

Department: Petroc (Barnstaple: North Devon), Exeter and North Devon Colleges Group  |  Duration: 3 years, part-time  |  Study mode: part-time  |  Location: Plymouth, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Modules include Animal Anatomy and Physiology, Animal Behaviour, Ecology and Conservation, Developing Graduate Skills, Zoological Conservation, Practical Conservation Skills, Animal Health and Disease, Wildlife Management and Rehabilitation, Applied Zoological Science, Behavioural Ecology, Marine Animal Biology and Conservation and Experimental Design and Analysis (including a research project and literature review).

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Application information

Duration: 3 years

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