Bachelor of Science (Honours) - Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science

Climate change, sustainability, wildlife conservation and environmental pollution are some of the vital topics to understand for those who wants to preserve and continue humans life on Earth. With a Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science degree from Canterbury Christ Church University, students will gain the knowledge and practical skills needed to help save this planet.

With a huge emphasis on laboratory skills and fieldwork, this ecology and conservation degree is a practice-based course, aimed to prepare students for a range of areas after graduation. Gain vital experience throughout their degree – students will have the opportunity to undergo fieldwork locally, nationally and abroad. Previous trips have included India and Iceland, with more international destinations available in the next academic year.

Work alongside lecturers who are all heavily involved in active research. Students may be able to get involved with current research, as well as undertaking their own research in their final year. The academics are eager to work with the conservation students and are currently working with the likes of Princeton University and Kent Wildlife Trust.