Bachelor of Marine and Wildlife Conservation

Course Details

Conservationists observe, preserve and discover life. Whether swimming with colourful marine creatures or reforesting for native birds, they pursue their passions and connect with nature. Unfortunately, many species are vanishing and more will disappear during our lifetime.

Qualification: Bachelor Degree (Pass)

Course structure: To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Marine and Wildlife Conservation, the student must complete satisfactorily a program of study consisting of the following courses with a combined total of not less than 72 units, comprising: Core courses to the value of 48 units; Elective courses to the value of 24 units, which may include other undergraduate courses offered by the University that are offered by the Faculty of Sciences up to the value of 9 units in total at levels I and/or II with no more than 6 units at level I; Level I courses not exceeding 30 units; Level III Science courses to the value of at least 24 units; Broadening experience