Master of Conservation Biology
The Master of Conservation Biology equips students with scientific knowledge to support conservation strategies and policies. It integrates conservation, ecology, and biodiversity, focusing on restoring and maintaining viable populations of species and ecosystems. This course enables students to effectively tackle complex conservation challenges. It deepens understanding of biodiversity, conservation, environmental philosophy, and national and international policies, along with systematic conservation decision-making processes. This comprehensive approach prepares students for addressing global conservation issues.
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