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Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Management MSc
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Postgraduate
In Newcastle Upon Tyne ()
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
Profile You study biodiversity conservation as applied ecology in the context of land use - agriculture, forestry and amenity. Focusing on wildlife conservation in the UK and Europe, you develop practical skills in plant identification and habitat assessment from a wide range of upland and lowland areas.
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Subjects
- IT
- Conservation
- Management
- IT Management
- Biodiversity
- Ecology
- Skills and Training
Course programme
- ACE8024 Forest Ecology and Management
- ACE8028 Land Resources - Assessment and Management
- ACE8030 Environment and Habitat Assessment Field Class *
- ACE8041 Ecosystem Management
- ACE8042 Biodiversity Conservation: Policy and Practice
- ACE8045 Ecological Survey Techniques
- ACE8121 Postgraduate Skills1:Project Proposal
- ACE8122 Postgraduate Skills2:Data Analysis
- ACE8123 Postgraduate Skills3:Literature Review
- ACE8195 MSc Dissertation in Agriculture,Food and Rural Development
* The field course element of this module runs in the semester 2 exam period – field based intensive week
Optional modulesYou take optional modules to a value of 20 credits.
- ACE8049 Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation
- ACE8082 The Contested Environment
- SPG8013 Environmental Impact Assessment
- BIO8006 Field Identification Skills *
- BIO8014 GIS and Remote Sensing
* Module runs after Easter – field based intensive week.
Modules might change for your year of entry.
Entry Requirements
A 2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, in a relevant science discipline, such as:
- animal sciences
- biology
- environmental sciences
- ecology
Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Management MSc
