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Study Details: 1 year
Gain a firm grounding in the science required to tackle the biodiversity crisis on this one-year MSc, delivered by a network of leading researchers across UCL, the Institute of Zoology and the Natural History Museum.
The course is a collaboration between three globally renowned organisations in biodiversity research – UCL's Department of Genetics, Evolution and Environment, the Natural History Museum and the Institute of Zoology. Working alongside leading academics from each, you’ll have access to a vast array of research into topics of critical importance for a sustainable future.
A strong skills focus means you’ll emerge ready to address pressing ecological issues using the most up-to-date tools, platforms and technologies in data analysis, coding, ecological modelling, remote sensing and geographic information systems.
A minimum of an upper second-class Bachelor's degree from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard in a relevant subject such as biology, environmental science, or other science subject that has a strong quantitative element.
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This master's could help you to carve out a career in environmental policy and management, applied conservation, environmental charities, NGOs or scientific journalism.
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