The course aims to provide graduates with: advanced knowledge of wildlife management theory, the principles of biodiversity and conservation, epidemiology and wildlife conflicts practical skills in wildlife and environmental data collection, data analysis, data handling, statistics and modelling methodologies with a focus on providing evidence for policy training in humaneness and welfare for Home Office licensing field skills in wildlife monitoring, surveying, tracking and sampling integrating with GIS problem solving skills to address wildlife problems in a policy context Much of the training and many case studies will focus on UK and EU policy. The generic training will allow you to work in other countries where policy and management are strongly linked.

A 2:2 honours degree, or international equivalent, in a relevant subject. TOEFL, IELTS results