BSc (Hons) Conservation with Forestry
Course Overview
This degree provides a comprehensive understanding of forest biodiversity, ecology, and conservation, focusing on the critical role forests play in mitigating human impacts like climate change. You will learn to manage forest ecosystems to meet specific conservation objectives through a blend of theoretical learning and extensive practical fieldwork. The course is accredited by the Institute of Chartered Foresters and offers unique opportunities for study abroad and professional placements.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the Institute of Chartered Foresters with paid first-year student membership
- Extensive practical learning through week-long field courses and site visits to diverse habitats
- Opportunities for an International Experience Year or Placement Year to enhance career prospects
- Direct links to major industry organizations like the Woodland Trust, Forestry Commission, and Natural Resources Wales
- Access to the university's own 82 hectares of woodland and a university farm for research and projects
Course Overview
This degree provides a comprehensive understanding of forest biodiversity, ecology, and conservation, focusing on the critical role forests play in mitigating human impacts like climate change. You will learn to manage forest ecosystems to meet specific conservation objectives through a blend of theoretical learning and extensive practical fieldwork. The course is accredited by the Institute of Chartered Foresters and offers unique opportunities for study abroad and professional placements.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the Institute of Chartered Foresters with paid first-year student membership
- Extensive practical learning through week-long field courses and site visits to diverse habitats
- Opportunities for an International Experience Year or Placement Year to enhance career prospects
- Direct links to major industry organizations like the Woodland Trust, Forestry Commission, and Natural Resources Wales
- Access to the university's own 82 hectares of woodland and a university farm for research and projects
