BSc (Hons) Conservation Biology

The BSc (Hons) Conservation Biology undergraduate degree at the University of Plymouth in the UK equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address biodiversity loss as a result of human impact. This three-year full-time course, which can also be taken part-time, provides a comprehensive understanding of the causes, consequences, and mitigation of species extinction. Course Content: The Conservation Biology degree program focuses on freshwater, marine, and terrestrial ecology and conservation. It includes outdoor field experiences, laboratory studies, workshops, and lectures. Key themes throughout the coursework include principles of ecology, evolutionary biology, conservation practice, and biological responses to environmental change.Key Modules: Important modules across the three academic years include: Introduction to Biological Sciences, Aquatic Biology: Freshwater and Marine Ecosystems, Conservation Science and Policy, Evolutionary Biology and Ecology, Animal Conservation in Practice, Biology Immersion, and many more.Future Careers: After graduating from this course, students can embark on a career in biodiversity conservation, forestry, and ecology-related fields. The course would suit students aspiring to work for conservation bodies, environmental consultancies, or pursuing postgraduate study in related fields.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.