BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation

Compulsory modules currently include:

Academic and Research Skills

Environmental Sustainability

Survey and Monitoring for Biodiversity

Biodiversity

Skills for Wildlife Conservation and Management

Principles of Biogeography and Ecology

Optional modules may include:

Foundations of Biological Anthropology

How Humans Evolved

People, Place and Environment

Geographical Patterns and Processes

Compulsory modules currently include:

Methods and Field Work in Social Science

Key issues in Conservation Science

Data Analysis for Conservation Biologists

Optional modules may include:

Primate Behaviour and Ecology

Comparative Perspectives in Primate Biology

Animal Form and Function

Plant Physiology and Adaptation

Sustainable Landscape Planning

Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Principles and Methods

Tourism and Conservation

Geographies of Development and the Global South

Kent Student Volunteering

Evolutionary Genetics and Conservation

Human Wildlife Conflict and Resource Competition

Applied Ecology and Conservation

Conservation Policy and Practice

Conservation and Communities

Compulsory modules currently include:

Contemporary Conservation Science

Research Project

Optional modules may include:

Primate Communication

Primate Behaviour and Ecology

Comparative Perspectives in Primate Biology

The Human-Environment Nexus: Contemporary Issues & Critical Approaches

Animal Form and Function

Plant Physiology and Adaptation

Sustainable Landscape Planning

Tourism and Conservation

Geographies of Development and the Global South

Environmental Politics

Climate Change and Conservation

Evolutionary Genetics and Conservation

Saving Endangered Species

Human Wildlife Conflict and Resource Competition

Tropical Conservation Science Field Course

Applied Ecology and Conservation

Conservation Policy and Practice

Conservation and Communities