48 monthsProgramme duration
27,300 GBPTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
Environmental Sciences
Degree
MSci
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
- Develop specialist knowledge with an integrated Masters year to prepare for a career managing environmental change.
- Study beside the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and explore further afield with trips across the UK, Portugal, Southern Africa and Ecuador.
- Learn from ecologists shaping global debates and find essential solutions in ecology and conservation that change the world.
Managing environmental change, and conserving rare animals and plants are among today’s key ecological challenges. There’s never been a greater need for trained ecologists and conservation biologists to find solutions.
On your course, you’ll be taught by ecologists who are active in conservation projects at local, national and international levels. Our experts influence global debates on topics including:
- evolutionary biology
- species conservation
- environmental sustainability.
You’ll join a friendly and supportive community of students and scientists in the School of Life Sciences.
At Sussex, you’re in the ideal place for studying Ecology and Conservation. You’ll have the UNESCO-recognised South Downs National Park on one side, and the coast on the other. If you’d like to go further afield for inspiration, we offer field trip opportunities across the UK, Portugal, Southern Africa and Ecuador.
Your specialist knowledge and rich skillset prepare you for a career in a wide range of related sectors. Recent graduates are now making a positive difference to our world working for:
- Natural England
- the Environment Agency
- the RSPB
- World Wildlife Fund
- Greenpeace.
And in addition, in your integrated Masters year, you gain a strong theoretical and practical foundation for a career in – or related to – research. You’ll spend a semester working on an individual research project in one of our Ecology and Conservation research teams. In this year, you’ll develop advanced skills in technical, analytical and scientific communication skills.
Our courses adapt to the latest demands of the working world and are informed by our Employer Advisory Panel of key organisations which hire our graduates. Our employability strand develops research skills, professional competencies, and includes dedicated sessions with our Careers and Entrepreneurship Team to help you bolster your CV, train for interviews, map out career trajectories, and more.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Environmental Sciences
Degree
MSci
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
- Develop specialist knowledge with an integrated Masters year to prepare for a career managing environmental change.
- Study beside the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and explore further afield with trips across the UK, Portugal, Southern Africa and Ecuador.
- Learn from ecologists shaping global debates and find essential solutions in ecology and conservation that change the world.
Managing environmental change, and conserving rare animals and plants are among today’s key ecological challenges. There’s never been a greater need for trained ecologists and conservation biologists to find solutions.
On your course, you’ll be taught by ecologists who are active in conservation projects at local, national and international levels. Our experts influence global debates on topics including:
- evolutionary biology
- species conservation
- environmental sustainability.
You’ll join a friendly and supportive community of students and scientists in the School of Life Sciences.
At Sussex, you’re in the ideal place for studying Ecology and Conservation. You’ll have the UNESCO-recognised South Downs National Park on one side, and the coast on the other. If you’d like to go further afield for inspiration, we offer field trip opportunities across the UK, Portugal, Southern Africa and Ecuador.
Your specialist knowledge and rich skillset prepare you for a career in a wide range of related sectors. Recent graduates are now making a positive difference to our world working for:
- Natural England
- the Environment Agency
- the RSPB
- World Wildlife Fund
- Greenpeace.
And in addition, in your integrated Masters year, you gain a strong theoretical and practical foundation for a career in – or related to – research. You’ll spend a semester working on an individual research project in one of our Ecology and Conservation research teams. In this year, you’ll develop advanced skills in technical, analytical and scientific communication skills.
Our courses adapt to the latest demands of the working world and are informed by our Employer Advisory Panel of key organisations which hire our graduates. Our employability strand develops research skills, professional competencies, and includes dedicated sessions with our Careers and Entrepreneurship Team to help you bolster your CV, train for interviews, map out career trajectories, and more.
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