BSc(Hons)Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science (with Foundation Year)

Study wildlife from a scientific perspective on this specially-developed degree, created in partnership with Bristol Zoo.

Careers

By the end of the course, you'll be well set up for working with national and international conservation organizations, or ecological consultants such as Wildlife Trusts, The Woodland Trust and other non-government organizations (NGOs).

Practical experience in plant and animal survey work, competency at mapping (GIS), and knowledge of monitoring protected species such as great crested newts, reptiles, bats, badgers or water voles are especially valuable in finding rewarding jobs.

If you're interested in conservation education, there are opportunities with the Field Studies Council and other educational organizations.

There are also many options for postgraduate study and research degrees. You could specialize in an area such as wildlife film-making, science communication or environmental consultancy.

Entry requirements

If you exceed the entry requirements you may be eligible for BSc(Hons) Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science.

International applicants

If you are an international student your recommended route of study for this degree is through our International College, which upon successful completion to the required level and with good attendance, guarantees entry to Year One of the degree.