Are you passionate about environmental protection, wildlife conservation, and ecology? Our integrated Master's uncovers human impacts on the natural environment, examining major biodiversity threats—climate change, habitat loss, and invasive species—and strategies to manage and mitigate them. Develop advanced skills in research, analytics, and communication through flexible modules in ecology, conservation, animal behaviour, botany, sustainability, and environmental protection.All students complete fieldwork for practical experience in high-demand skills, including surveying techniques like bat surveys, phase one habitat surveys, sustainable homes, renewable energy, and winter tree ID. Taught by active researchers partnering with consultancies, the course offers industry placements, ecologist-led training, and study abroad opportunities for global perspectives.
A local representative of University of Nottingham in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.