The MSc Global Wildlife Health and Conservation at the University of Bristol is designed for aspiring professionals passionate about safeguarding biodiversity in an era of unprecedented ecological change. You will explore the critical intersection of wildlife health, disease dynamics, and conservation strategies, gaining essential knowledge to address complex global challenges. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those seeking to develop expertise in managing wildlife populations, understanding zoonotic diseases, and implementing effective conservation initiatives worldwide, preparing you for impactful roles in this vital field.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme, studied over one year, immerses you in a curriculum covering wildlife diseases, one health approaches, captive wildlife management, and conservation science. You will develop practical skills through modules like Wildlife Care and Rehabilitation, and undertake a significant Research Project, potentially collaborating with leading conservation organisations. You will graduate with advanced analytical and practical capabilities, ready for careers in wildlife management, veterinary public health, conservation policy, and international development agencies.