Overview

• Delivered by internationally-recognised experts
• Examine how conservation goals may be achieved under climate change scenarios, in combination with food security requirements, while taking social justice issues into account
• Enjoy the flexibility to pursue those areas most relevant to your professional development
• Get involved with conservation practitioners from a wide range of collaborating governmental and non-governmental organisations
• Take part in the Kenya field course, which includes visits to some of East Africa’s most famous conservation areas.

Careers
Employer-valued skills this course develops

Our MSc Conservation Science and Policy is aimed at individuals who are interested in working at the interface of environmental science and social science. The programme has been developed with recent graduates in mind as well as more professionally experienced individuals, for example people currently employed in fields of conservation or related areas, who wish to develop further their knowledge and research skills.

We are committed to providing you with quality personal support throughout your degree to ensure that when you leave us, you feel informed, prepared, and well equipped to reach your full potential in your future career.