Applied Ecology and Geospatial Techniques

Entry requirements

Months of entry

September

Course content

The current global threat to our ecosystems requires innovative solutions. That's where ecologists equipped with the very latest theoretical and practical knowledge come in. Observing, understanding and predicting natural phenomena and the behaviour of taxa and ecosystems is a vital component in tackling the challenges the planet faces.

This course focuses on applying field techniques to survey populations and ecosystems. You'll develop advanced quantitative skills, including statistical modelling, as well as the ability to use a range of recent and emerging geospatial technologies.

We'll get you out in the field, making a difference where it really matters. You'll join our thriving community of active learners and develop sought-after skills, turning you into the professionals at the forefront of the sector and reimagining the future with innovative solutions to real-world conservation challenges.

What you’ll study

You'll develop advanced knowledge and technical skills in the use of analytical and geospatial tools and techniques for ecological research and conservation. You'll also build a deep understanding of the key principles of applied ecology and how they can be applied to address real-world challenges in conserving populations and ecosystems.

Working with real-world ecological data sets and on collaborative industry projects you'll get to apply your knowledge to address important questions in the field of conservation. You'll also explore the ethical, legal, and social implications of using data for ecological research and conservation, and develop strategies for responsible data management and sharing.

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Fees and funding

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