BSc · University of Suffolk · 4 years
Wildlife ecology and conservation science addresses one of the defining challenges of our time: the rapid loss of biodiversity and the degradation of the natural systems on which all life depends. The discipline combines the rigorous scientific study of wildlife and ecosystems with the applied knowledge needed to protect and restore them, and it operates at the intersection of biology, ecology, environmental science, and conservation management. It asks how wild populations function and respond to change, what the threats to biodiversity are and how they can be assessed, and how conservation interventions can be designed and evaluated to be most effective. At the University of Suffolk, this four-year full-time programme with a foundation year provides a supported route for students who want to build their scientific foundation before entering the main degree. The foundation year introdu
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