The Wildlife Conservation MSc at the University of Chester is designed for aspiring professionals ready to address the urgent challenges of global biodiversity loss. You will gain advanced knowledge and practical skills in critical areas such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), statistical techniques, population and habitat management, and emerging sub-disciplines including wildlife crime, conservation physiology, and conservation genetics. This postgraduate degree equips you with the expertise needed to contribute meaningfully to conservation efforts, preparing you for impactful roles in a field of growing international importance.
This full-time, one-year Master of Science is delivered on campus, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will develop essential field surveying and monitoring skills through a dedicated field course module, alongside in-depth study of core conservation topics. Your learning will culminate in a Research Dissertation, or alternatively, a placement or project module if you choose that pathway. You will graduate with a robust understanding of conservation science and practice, ready to pursue careers in conservation organisations, government agencies, or research institutions worldwide.