MBiol (Hons) Ecology

The MBiol Ecology course at the University of York is an integrated master's course that provides students with an in-depth understanding of ecology. This course is designed with a holistic view of the ecosystems and biodiversity, offering students opportunities to experience fieldwork at ecological sites overseas. Course Content: The first year of the course introduces students to key aspects of Biology. The second year provides a thorough understanding of core ecological processes. During the third year, students study advanced modules in ecology and evolution, and carry out an independent research project. In the final year, students undertake advanced research, studying modules in ecosystems and climate change.Key Modules: Key modules of the course include ‘Evolution and Genetics’, ‘Microbiology and Parasitology’, ‘Animal and Plant Biology’, 'Population and Community Ecology', 'Biodiversity and Conservation' and 'Behavioural Ecology'.Future Careers: The MBiol Ecology course at the University of York provides the basis for careers in ecological consultancy, conservation, education, policy and regulation, scientific publishing and journalism, and research. Graduates can also go onto further study or research leading towards a PhD.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.