The MSc Conservation and Biodiversity at the University of Exeter equips you to address critical environmental challenges, fostering expertise in ecological consultancy, statistical modelling, and conservation practice. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those passionate about safeguarding biodiversity and implementing effective conservation strategies in a world facing unprecedented ecological pressures. You will delve into key areas such as biodiversity and conservation, rewilding, and the application of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in ecological contexts, preparing you for impactful roles in environmental science and management. The programme is designed for individuals seeking to develop advanced research and practical skills in this vital field.
This full-time, one-year on-campus Masters programme offers a blend of compulsory and optional modules, allowing you to tailor your studies. You will engage in intensive learning, including a UK or international field course, and develop essential skills in statistical modelling and research project design. The curriculum emphasizes practical application, with optional modules like Preparing for Ecological Consultancy and GIS in Ecology and Conservation. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding of conservation science and the practical experience needed to pursue careers in conservation organisations, government agencies, or further research.