MSc in Conservation and Management of Fish and Wildlife

at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences

Modules:
 

• Analysis of environmental data 1
• Fish and Wildlife Census Techniques
• Applied Population Ecology
• Analysis of Environmental Data 2
• Human Dimensions of Fish and Wildlife Management

Specific entry requirements for the Master´s Programme Conservation and Management of fish and wildlife:
 

• 60 credits in Biology including at least 15 credits in ecology, or
• 60 credits in Forest Sciences including at least 15 credits in ecology, or
• 60 credits in Environmental Sciences including at least 15 credits in ecology, or
• 60 credits in Natural Resource Management including at least 15 credits in ecology and
• English 6 from Swedish upper secondary school or equivalent.

International Full-Time Fees
€13,099 / year

Upon completion of the programme, students can continue onto doctoral studies or establish careers in the fish and wildlife management sector. It is possible to work for local, regional and national authorities responsible for natural resource management, as well as environmental non-governmental organisations dealing with national or international conservation issues.

Graduates of the programme have also established careers within associations of hunters or fishermen, landowner associations, private companies active in natural resource management (e.g., forestry and hydropower companies), and nature tourism enterprises.