Wildlife Science (Honours)

Build on your knowledge and gain skills in research methodologies, communication and entrepreneurship by undertaking an independent research project in the Bachelor of Wildlife Science (Honours).This one-year research program is designed for students who have completed a Bachelor of Wildlife Science or a related animal science program – see Program Details for entry requirements. It offers valuable experience relevant to a career in wildlife research.Undertake high level analysis as you complete an independent research project. Assessment involves preparation of a literature review on your selected topic, a research seminar and poster, and an extensive research thesis outlining your findings.Work closely with a specialist wildlife researcher throughout your honours year and gain valuable experience and networks to pursue a research career or move into a diverse range of employment within wildlife and conservation fields.Graduate with an honours qualification that provides valuable experience in independent analysis and research. It is excellent preparation for postgraduate study by coursework or a higher degree such as a PhD.Design, implement and present an wildlife research project that emphasises the importance of your chosen topic, establishes methodology, and uses data analysis to draw defensible conclusions.IN THE CLASSROOMWork closely with expertsDuring your honours year, you'll work closely with internationally respected researchers and academics who will guide your studies. Students also undertake coursework in small and supportive groups, which facilitates more in-depth class discussions.CAMPUS FACILITIESState-of-the-art facilitiesUQ's Gatton campus is home to the Native Wildlife Teaching and Research Facility plus specialist animal hospitals, veterinary teaching laboratories and farms .Career outcomesYou will find employment in research, managerial and educator roles, including:as a...