MSc (Research) Population & Ecosystems Health
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary MSc (Research) program in Population and Ecosystem Health integrates principles from ecology, epidemiology, and genetics to address pressing challenges in conservation and health. The course combines specialized taught modules with a significant, independent research project, culminating in a substantive thesis. It is ideally suited for students seeking to contribute to knowledge in fields ranging from veterinary science to evolutionary biology.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct an original research project leading to an 18,000-30,000 word thesis
- Learn from experts at the world-renowned Boyd Orr Centre for Population and Ecosystem Health
- Integrate cross-disciplinary concepts from ecology, genetics, and epidemiology
- Apply advanced research skills to domains like conservation and veterinary science
- Tailor your studies with 60-90 credits of specialized, advanced taught courses
Course Overview
This interdisciplinary MSc (Research) program in Population and Ecosystem Health integrates principles from ecology, epidemiology, and genetics to address pressing challenges in conservation and health. The course combines specialized taught modules with a significant, independent research project, culminating in a substantive thesis. It is ideally suited for students seeking to contribute to knowledge in fields ranging from veterinary science to evolutionary biology.
Key Program Highlights
- Conduct an original research project leading to an 18,000-30,000 word thesis
- Learn from experts at the world-renowned Boyd Orr Centre for Population and Ecosystem Health
- Integrate cross-disciplinary concepts from ecology, genetics, and epidemiology
- Apply advanced research skills to domains like conservation and veterinary science
- Tailor your studies with 60-90 credits of specialized, advanced taught courses
