The course is designed with flexibility in mind. Choose your own path by selecting from a large range of subjects. Conservation biology, ecology, environmental psychology, landscape management, forest science, horticulture, hydrology and soil science are just some of the specialist areas you can explore. Build your research skills You’ll leave the course with a major research project to feature in your CV. The 24-month research project will put your skills to the test, working with one or more of our expert research staff on a real-life ecosystem science issue. Select your own research topic, find the supervisor(s) to fit you and the topic, and consider laboratory, field or social science research

In order to be considered for entry, you must have completed an undergraduate degree with a major in a relevant discipline: agricultural science, botany, ecology, environmental economics, environmental engineering, environmental management, environmental psychology, environmental science, environmental studies, forest science, genetics, geography, geology, hydrology, soil science or zoology, with a weighted average mark of at least 65% in the best 50 points in appropriate discipline studies at third year. IELTS – you need a score of 6.5 or more in the Academic International English Language Testing System (IELTS), with no bands less than 6.0.