Courses in Gwynedd

...the School offers unique opportunities for students to conduct project work under internationally recognised supervisors. Students also benefit from our extensive local... Learn about: Literature searching, Grant proposal writing, Ocean Sciences...

...phenology in response to inter-year variations in the timing of seasonal cycles of primary production • Simulating tsunami generation, propagation and... Learn about: Coastal Processes, Full Time, Marine Ecosystems...

...legislative and audit requirements and deliver them in a manner conducive to continued economic development, whilst recognising the market trends... Learn about: Finance for Managers, Environmental management, IT Management...

...of single trees and trees in complex systems. This module develops an understanding of the principles and practice of silviculture, the place of silviculture... Learn about: Natural resource management, Skills and Training, Resource Management...

...their corresponding plant groups; how populations are monitored, and how interventions in the broader landscape can contribute to improving their conservation status... Learn about: Land Use, Conservation and Land Management, Conservation Science...

...Part 1 runs from October to May and consists of six taught components and must be completed successfully before proceeding to part 2. Part 2 is the research... Learn about: Strategic Management, Green Technology, Environmental and Business Management...

...by the student in consultation with their academic supervisor. Dissertations can be in almost any aspect of forestry that interests you; they can... Learn about: Management Planning, Study Tour, Natural resources...

...degrees available under TRANSFOR-M are: Master of Environmental Management (University of New Brunswick) Master of Forestry (University of New Brunswick)... Learn about: IT Management...

...relevant to temperate forestry issues Sustainable Temperate Forestry Management Summer School – this module applies data collection and evaluation methods in the field... Learn about: Land Management, IT Management, Sustainable Forest...

...and will facilitate cutting edge careers for those who want to enter the food production and supply chain. Examine the environmental, economic and social... Learn about: IT Security, Food Security in the Changing Environment, Agriculture and Society...

...students to build their career alongside other work or personal commitments. Current students and recent graduates have secured jobs as commercial forest managers... Learn about: Food Security in the Changing Environment, Ecology and Management stream, Part Time...

...the key biophysical and ecological interactions between trees and other components in agroecosystems. Be able to demonstrate an understanding of how agroforestry... Learn about: Forest Inventory, Assessment &; Monitoring, Land Use, Tropical Forestry...

...DDL 4201 Social Issues in Forest Management (20) DDL 4545 Tropical Forestry Study Tour (20) DDL 4999 Distance learning Dissertation... Learn about: Tropical Forestry Study Tour, Forest Inventory, Assessment &; Monitoring, Agroforestry Systems & Practice...

...work conducted for Part 1. The principal supervisor will be a Bangor academic, but we encourage participation by the candidate’s employer... Learn about: Ethical Considerations, Soil Management, Skills and Training...

...A “knowledge bank” of ideas, questions and solutions from current and previous students is provided on line. Research project This involves producing either... Learn about: Agriculture and Environment, Carbon Foot printing, Upland Farming Systems...

...by evidence of your ability to work independently, to think analytically and innovatively, and to conceptualise and question. During your studies...

...root crops and oilseeds Peri urban farming systems... Learn about: Agricultural Systems, Sustainable Development, Environmental valuation...

...Forest ecosystem service provisioning in future drying climates 11. Forest restoration where multiple factors limit the rate of tree establishement...

...techniques and theoretical and historiographic analysis, with taught courses and a substantial dissertation. There is a choice of specialist modules covering a range of periods... Learn about: Welsh History, Society and Culture in Tudor Wales, Initiating a Research Project...

...on which you cn focus your work: Celtic heritage; heritage and identity and the role of museums. Entry requirements: A first or upper second class honours degree is required... Learn about: Role of Museums, Celtic heritage...