Advance your career in conservation with the Wildlife Conservation (with optional Placement/Project year) MSc at the University of Chester. This postgraduate degree is designed for individuals passionate about addressing critical environmental challenges, from habitat loss to wildlife crime. You will explore core specialisations including Geographic Information Systems (GIS), statistical techniques, population and habitat management, and emerging sub-disciplines like conservation genetics and conservation physiology. This programme equips you with the advanced knowledge and practical skills essential for making a tangible impact in the field of wildlife conservation.
This full-time, on-campus MSc is studied over two years, with an optional placement or project year offering invaluable real-world experience. You will develop essential field surveying and monitoring skills through a dedicated field course module. If you opt for the placement or project year, your Research Dissertation module will be replaced with a practical placement or project module, allowing you to apply your learning in a professional setting. You will graduate with a Masters degree and a robust understanding of conservation strategies, prepared for diverse roles in conservation organisations, research institutions, and government agencies.