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- Applied Ecology and Geospatial Techniques - MRes; MSc
- Biodiversity Conservation - MRes; MSc
- Countryside Management (Wildlife Conservation) - Level 3 Extended Diploma
- Ecology and Conservation - BSc (Hons)
- Ecology and Conservation (with foundation year) - BSc (Hons)
- Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation - MRes; MSc
- Wildlife Conservation - BSc (Hons)
- Wildlife Conservation (with foundation year) - BSc (Hons)
- Zoology - BSc (Hons)
- Zoology (with foundation year) - BSc (Hons)
Conservation and Ecology at NTU
Over 40,000 species worldwide are currently threatened with extinction. At NTU you’ll become the conservationists and ecologists making a positive impact on a global scale.
Our oceans are polluted, key habitats are being lost to deforestation and climate change, and global animal populations have declined by over 50% since 1970. Now, more than ever, the planet needs protecting.
Conservation and Ecology at NTU is taught by a team of experts, exploring the natural world and the impact we have on it. You’ll graduate with a well-rounded knowledge and skill set, enabling you to make a difference.
in the UK for ecology and environmental biology students who are positive about the academic support on their course (Full-time first degrees, National Student Survey 2023).
of BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation (sandwich) students would recommend NTU (NTU Student Survey, 2023).
student satisfaction for MSc / MRes Endangered Species Recovery and Conservation (full-time) (PTES 2023).
of MSc / MRes Biodiversity Conservation students (all routes) would recommend studying at NTU (PTES 2023).
in the UK for the number of undergraduate students studying ecology and environmental biology (HESA data 2021/22).
Watch our Conservation and Ecology videos
Take a look at our subject videos to get a feel for studying at NTU. You'll hear more about our courses from our students and take a tour of our facilities.
An introduction to Conservation and Ecology at NTU
Where can you go with a Conservation and Ecology degree?
Many of our graduates are working across the sector as ecological consultants, rangers or guides in safari parks. Some graduates have worked for the BBC and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation as nature presenters. Others have found future careers in organisations including:
- Natural England
- the Wildlife Trusts
- Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB)
- FrogLife
- Whale and Dolphin Conservation.
Conservation and Ecology facilities at NTU
You’ll study at Brackenhurst Campus, a rural estate encompassing woodland and wetland habitats, a working farm, and a diverse range of plant and wildlife species. It’s the perfect outdoor classroom to put theory into practice.
Outdoor classroom
Whichever course you’re on, from Geography to Wildlife Conservation, our stunning estate provides the perfect outdoor learning environment.
Laboratories
Learn more about the unique laboratories available at Brackenhurst Campus to support your studies.
Lyth Building
Find out about our Lyth building at at our Brackenhurst Campus, a welcoming focal point for students and staff to study, relax, eat and meet friends.
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