BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation and Environmental Management

at Harper Adams University

Modules
 

• Skills for the Environmental Scientist
• Introduction to Ecology
• The Natural Environment and Climate Change
• Introduction to Wildlife Conservation in the UK
• Environmental Survey Technologies and Field Skills

English language requirements 

• IELTS Academic : 6.0 overall (with no less than 5.5 in any component)
• TOEFL iBT  : 80 (minimum 18 reading, 17 Listening, 20 speaking, 17 writing)

Tuition Fees

£11,250

The breadth and flexibility of this industry accredited course means our students go on to careers in a wide range of areas.
 

Graduates can expect to find employment in a diversity of sectors revolving around the sustainable land use and management. A range of organisations including local government, large corporations, developers and NGOs such as Wildlife Trusts employ staff with expertise in survey, management and assessment of wildlife populations.
 

Projects, large and small, require work to mitigate impacts, particularly where protected species and habitats of conservation value are present. An understanding of animal behaviour and welfare, population ecology, field skills, conservation science and underpinning environmental legislation will open up opportunities for graduates from this course. Placements have seen students working with ecological, and planning consultants, the National Trust, and AONB advisors working with farmers to enhance wildlife habitat. Graduates can also expect to find employment within the more traditional countryside management sector in warden and management roles with a focus on ecological management of land and wildlife.