Our MSc in Biodiversity and Conservation allows you to explore the biodiversity and ecology of larger organisms, habitats and landscapes through various concepts and theories. You will delve into the key themes of conservation and environmental management and develop a range of high-level field and laboratory skills. You will be equipped to apply your knowledge and problem-solving skills effectively in both case studies and real-world examples.
On this programme, you will have the opportunity to use Keele's green campus to explore issues facing the planet, apply your learnings and demonstrate your practical skills whilst developing knowledge in various specialisms aligned to your interests. You will strengthen your critical thinking skills through the collection of quantitative data, analysis and experimentation whilst working independently and with peers.
Having a hands-on practical approach to your learning will enable you to develop valuable skills as an independent thinker and problem solver, attaining skills to think critically about subject matter with reference to impacts on society as well as broader insights of the 'bigger picture'.
2:2 degree in any subject
or
demonstrated relevant professional qualifications or experience
You will also need: an English language qualification
You may wish to explore the following areas/careers:
Local/national Government
Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)
Project management
Research associate
Policy institutes
Environmental consultant
Business analyst
Education
Students on both pathways must complete the compulsory modules listed below:
ESC-40121 Key topics in Conservation Ecology (15 credits)
LSC-40143 Biodiversity Skills (15 credits)
ESC-40123 Quantitative Skills in Conservation Ecology (15 credits)
LSC-40139 Practical Field Skills (15 credits)
ESC-40093 Research Design (15 credits)
ESC-40109 Advanced GIS and Remote Sensing (15 credits)
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