Wildlife and Countryside Management (Top-up), BSc (Hons)

This one-year BSc (Hons) in Wildlife and Countryside Management serves as a top-up course, building on foundation degrees to prepare graduates for careers such as Biodiversity Officer, Ecological Consultant, or Countryside Manager. Developed with input from conservation organizations, it equips students with skills in sustainable wildlife and countryside management, addressing issues like climate change, ecosystem services, and protected species. Graduates often secure roles at prominent bodies like the Wildlife Trusts and National Trust, blending academic knowledge with practical research for effective environmental stewardship.The program includes five mandatory modules focused on countryside dynamics and land-based sector skills, plus two electives in areas such as forestry, GIS, or climate change mitigation. Delivered by research-active lecturers and industry experts, it incorporates field visits to enhance learning. Assessment emphasizes coursework, including reports, presentations, and an Honours Dissertation, designed to mirror industry expectations and boost employability. For the latest module details, visit the university website.

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