Key course features Highly vocational course Learn with leading industry specialists Stunning rural campus Theory to practice learning experience Extensive campus grounds including meadows and woodland, ideal for practical surveys. Wide range of protected species surveys carried out locally – including dormouse, reptile, amphibians, red squirrels, and bats Work experience modules enable students to carry out survey work that may contribute to gaining Protected Species Licences Opportunity to observe the work of Conservation Detection Dogs in practice Wide range of practical habitat management opportunities locally available – sand dune, woodland, hay meadow, upland, wetland, mountain, fresh water, brackish and marine environments You will work with industry experts to develop the specialist skills required by ecologists to conserve protected species of animals and habitats You will discover the key ecological concepts, processes and principles needed to manage the natural environmentUCAS Code - FPWM