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BSc (Hons) Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science with Foundation Year

Canterbury Christ Church University, Canterbury, United Kingdom

Key facts

Level
Undergraduate (Bachelor's)
Subject
Life Sciences
Duration
4 years (including foundation year)
Study mode
Full time
Tuition fee
£17,000 per year
Intakes
September 2027

Course overview

A four-year route that begins with a foundation year to build academic skills and subject knowledge, then continues into the full Wildlife Ecology & Conservation Science degree. Field and lab science for protecting wildlife and habitats: ecology, conservation, animal behaviour and husbandry, climate change and environmental consultancy. Careers: Ecologist, conservation officer, environmental consultant, wildlife and reserve management.

What you will study

Foundation Year: Behaviour, Body and Biology; Interdisciplinary Communication Skills; Foundations of Science; The Big Picture; Student Success Modules

Year 1: Global Diversity: Evolution to Ecosystems; Discovery and Data; Human and Physical Environments; Introduction to Natural and Applied Sciences; Student Success Modules

Year 2: Soil Science; Conservation Ecology; Global Systems and Climate Change; Animal Behaviour; Interdisciplinary Module; Employability Modules

Year 3: Environmental Consultancy; Animal Husbandry and Conservation; Applied Science Major Project; Animal Diseases and Immunology (optional); Geospatial Analysis for a Changing World (optional)

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

64 UCAS points: A Levels DDE, BTEC MPP, IB TBC, Access Pass 45 credits

English language

IELTS 6 · PTE 59 · TOEFL iBT 60

Minimum in each skill (IELTS): Reading 5.5, Writing 5.5, Listening 5.5, Speaking 5.5

Scholarships for this course

  • International Student Scholarship

    £1,500

  • Sport Scholarship

    £500

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Course details come from the university and can change. Always check the official course page before you apply.