This Wildlife Conservation (Hons) course at Nottingham Trent University integrates the scientific principles of animal physiology and behavior with conservation biology. It examines pressing global issues such as habitat destruction and species decline, equipping students with practical approaches to conservation and management of wildlife populations.
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This Wildlife Conservation (Hons) course at Nottingham Trent University integrates the scientific principles of animal physiology and behavior with conservation biology. It examines pressing global issues such as habitat destruction and species decline, equipping students with practical approaches to conservation and management of wildlife populations.
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400 Students
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Starting 2025-09-01
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Courses include:Applied Anatomy and PhysiologyBehaviourBiodiversity ConservationConservation Organisations and Wildlife IssuesEcological Census TechniquesPrinciples of Ecology
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Applicants must meet general entry criteria, including: A-levels with a minimum of BBC grades, including a Science subject at grade C; or BTEC Extended Diploma with DMM in relevant Science modules; or 112 UCAS Tariff points from three A-levels, including a Science subject at grade C or equivalent. GCSEs in English and Maths at grade C/4 are also required. Acceptable Science subjects include Biology, Human Biology, Environmental Studies, Ecology, Psychology, and Zoology.
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