MSc/PGDip Quantitative Methods in Biodiversity, Conservation and Epidemiology
Course Overview
This Masters programme provides advanced training in quantitative methods for solving real-world problems in ecology, conservation, and public health. You will develop essential skills in data collection, statistical analysis, and computational modelling through a combination of theoretical and practical learning. The course is delivered by the world-leading Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine (IBAHCM), offering a unique blend of veterinary and ecological expertise.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, enhancing professional recognition and meeting requirements for Chartered Biologist (CBiol) status.
- Master quantitative analyses and modelling techniques critical for careers in epidemiology, conservation, and ecological research.
- Gain hands-on experience through an independent research project at unique field stations, including Loch Lomond or the Isle of Cumbrae.
- Learn from research-active staff at the forefront of applying genetic and computational approaches to biodiversity and disease ecology.
- Prepare for competitive PhD programmes and diverse careers in environmental consultancies, government agencies, and public health.
Course Overview
This Masters programme provides advanced training in quantitative methods for solving real-world problems in ecology, conservation, and public health. You will develop essential skills in data collection, statistical analysis, and computational modelling through a combination of theoretical and practical learning. The course is delivered by the world-leading Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health and Comparative Medicine (IBAHCM), offering a unique blend of veterinary and ecological expertise.
Key Program Highlights
- Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, enhancing professional recognition and meeting requirements for Chartered Biologist (CBiol) status.
- Master quantitative analyses and modelling techniques critical for careers in epidemiology, conservation, and ecological research.
- Gain hands-on experience through an independent research project at unique field stations, including Loch Lomond or the Isle of Cumbrae.
- Learn from research-active staff at the forefront of applying genetic and computational approaches to biodiversity and disease ecology.
- Prepare for competitive PhD programmes and diverse careers in environmental consultancies, government agencies, and public health.
