Animal Conservation and Biodiversity, FdSc (Hadlow)

This degree covers both theoretical and practical aspects of animal conservation and biodiversity €“ focusing on animal science, animal behavior, ecology, wildlife landscape conservation, and breeding management and genetics. The course offers students the opportunity to progress to an honors degree in animal conservation and biodiversity. It also prepares you for careers as a conservation scientist, wildlife officer, animal keeper, reserve warden, or ecological consultant. The course is offered by one of the university's partner colleges: Hadlow College in Kent.

64 UCAS points made up from A-levels, preferably one in a science-based subject, or a relevant level 3 vocational qualification. All applicants should have GCSE Grade C or above (9-4) in English language/literature, mathematics, and science following two years of studying at level 3.