We offer this novel area of wildlife conservation in a short programme to update or further develop your existing skills. This will be done through
Our staff are passionately involved in pioneering projects, including welfare assessment for conservation, and have helped to lead the development of Wildlife Forensics as an academic subject area, having held the first international conference in October 2010. You will have the opportunity to work closely with staff in this exciting area.
Teaching will mainly take place over intensive residential schools, and includes lectures, lab sessions, group work and tutorials. Each module is also supported by a comprehensive handbook to assist with self-directed learning.
