Keri
Murrell

“The course content really stood out to me compared to all those out there. In addition to reading the lecturers career pathway, I wanted to learn from them.

“Despite completing this course online during the pandemic, I enjoyed the fact that as a community we still felt close, and the lecturers did everything possible to ensure we are all learnt what we need to.  I loved how the course itself covered all aspects of endangered species recovery and conservation and I felt the course gave many opportunities to demonstrate these skills, even during covid.

“All the lecturers and tutors are so friendly, approachable and are good for a laugh. They do everything they can to help you. They all have different relevant backgrounds.

“Brackenhurst campus is beautiful itself and is a great escape from Nottingham itself. Although, I was only there two weeks I loved the library and the staff there are super helpful!

“Like most postgraduate students, the course is time demanding. But NTU gave me plenty of opportunities to step away from the course and unwind, in the form of societies, gyms and sports clubs. All of which helped me develop confidence as a student, which I know will help in my future career.

“For my thesis, I got given the Erasmus + scholarship which gave me the opportunity to go to Brackenhurst in Kenya for 10 weeks. Here I studied the effects of human acoustics, presence, and habitat type on the distribution of different bird species."