BA (Hons) Conservation Biology and Psychology BS

The Psychology and Conservation Biology undergraduate course at Liverpool Hope University provides an interdisciplinary approach to study. The course is designed to help students understand the ways in which biology and psychology can be seen to intersect and influence one another.Course Content: The course explores essential subjects within both psychology and conservation biology. Students can study the cognitive, developmental, social and rehabilitative aspects of psychology, as well as the biodiversity, conservation and ecosystem services of conservation biology. They will be equipped with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary in both disciplines. Field class practical work forms an important part of the course delivery in both disciplines.Key Modules: Key study topics include Biological Diversity, Climate Change & Sustainability, Comparative Cognition, Biological & Cognitive Psychology, Wildlife Conservation, Animal Behaviour & Human Society, and the Psychology of Health & Fitness.Future Careers: This degree opens up a whole host of career opportunities and progression to postgraduate study. Graduates pursue careers in diverse roles like wildlife conservation, environmental consultancy, or roles within animal welfare organisations and charities. In the field of psychology, opportunities may include marketing, media, teaching, human resources, health and social work.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.