Program Overview

Program Overview

The MSc Ecological Survey Skills with Placement, formerly known as MSc Species Identification and Survey Skills, is a master's program designed to take students' expertise to a higher level and make them stand out to employers in the field.

Why Study with Us

Students will have the opportunity to learn from expert entomologists, zoologists, botanists, and ecologists. The program offers access to collections and samples on a biodiverse campus, as well as close links with industry, which can enhance career prospects.

How You'll Study

The master's courses are extremely practical, with hands-on learning out in the field. The courses are focused on preparing students for their future careers.

Department and Facilities

The Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology is a vibrant and welcoming department situated on an award-winning campus. The facilities include a purpose-built Health and Life Sciences building, the Cole Museum of Zoology, the Herbarium, the Harris Garden, and an award-winning campus.

Research

The department investigates the past, present, and future of the living world, aiming to change the way people think about and study ecology and evolution.

Related Departments

The program is part of the School of Biological Sciences and is related to the following departments:

• Biomedical Sciences
• Geography and Environmental Science
• Agriculture, Policy and Development