The Environmental Biology (Hons) Bachelors Degree from Queen's University is designed for students passionate about understanding and addressing critical environmental challenges through a scientific lens. You will explore the intricate relationships between organisms and their ecosystems, gaining foundational knowledge in molecular biology, genetics, ecology, and conservation. This programme is ideal for those who wish to develop a robust scientific toolkit for investigating environmental issues, from the molecular to the landscape level, and contribute to sustainable solutions. You will delve into core scientific principles and their application to real-world environmental science problems.
This full-time, on-campus programme is studied over four years, providing a comprehensive and immersive learning experience. You will engage with fundamental concepts in biology, chemistry, and geography, alongside specialised environmental biology courses, including ecology and biochemistry. The curriculum emphasizes scientific methods, statistical analysis, and culminates in a significant research thesis or a non-thesis project, allowing you to apply your learning to a specific environmental question. You will graduate with the analytical skills and practical experience necessary for careers in environmental consulting, conservation, research, and policy development.