Msc Wildlife Conservation

The MSc in Wildlife Conservation course at the University of Salford bridges the gap between the natural and environmental sciences with a focus on the conservation of wildlife and habitats. Designed with conservation professionals and wildlife enthusiasts in mind, this course seeks to deliver a comprehensive understanding of biodiversity and conservation, coupled with a unique practical experience in a relevant field.Course Content: This course builds on individuals' biological background while widening their perspective on wildlife conservation. It provides an overview of conservation science and practical skills based in ecology. This course includes a diverse range of topics, such as techniques in wildlife and habitat management, international and UK wildlife legislation, use of Geographical Information Systems, key research techniques, statistical analysis and ecological modelling, and much more.Key Modules: The course encompasses several essential modules including: Principles of Wildlife Conservation, Techniques in Wildlife Conservation, Research Methods and Data Analysis, Contemporary Issues in Wildlife Conservation, Wildlife Legislation and Policy, and a Dissertation module to carry out a unique research project.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Committee of Heads of Environmental Sciences (CHES) and the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES).Future Careers: The Wildlife Conservation MSc equips students for careers in practical conservation, research, education and public engagement, even consultancy. Graduates can seek employment opportunities with environmental consultancies, governmental bodies, non-government organisations (NGOs), research institutions and universities.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.