The BSc Conservation Biology and Ecology at the University of Exeter is designed for students passionate about understanding and protecting the natural world. You will explore the complex interactions between organisms and their environments, learning core biological and ecological principles essential for tackling biodiversity loss and ecosystem degradation. This undergraduate degree is ideal for those seeking a scientific foundation to address critical environmental challenges, offering a deep dive into subjects like evolution, genetics, and the diversity of life.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over three years, engaging in a blend of lectures, laboratory work, and extensive practical fieldwork. Your learning experience will include local field trips in Year 1, a residential field course in Year 2 focusing on habitat and biodiversity survey techniques, and an independent research project in your final year. You will graduate with a strong understanding of conservation science and practical field ecology, prepared for careers in wildlife management, environmental consultancy, and conservation organisations worldwide.