Duration

TBA

Starting Date

TBA

Tuition Fee

ZAR TBA

Location

Cape Town, South Africa

About the programme

The MSc programme aims to produce graduates with a broad understanding of conservation issues and the scientific background and tools to analyse and solve practical, conservation-related problems. The programme also provides students with the opportunity to interact with leading conservation scientists and practitioners, and to gain exposure to the diverse and rich natural and cultural heritage of South Africa.

Course Outline

The MSc programme consists of two components: a 7-month coursework component and a 6-month research project component.

The coursework covers a range of topics in conservation biology, such as biodiversity basics, population ecology, conservation genetics, landscape ecology, climate change, resource economics, and conservation leadership. The research project is an opportunity for students to conduct original research on an approved topic of their choice, under the supervision of an expert in the field.

Entry Requirements

The MSc programme is designed for students who have a relevant honours degree or equivalent in a biological or environmental science, or a related discipline. Students with an honours degree from another discipline may be required to register for an MPhil in Conservation Biology instead. The programme is open to both local and international students, and the application deadline is usually in August of the year before the intended start date.

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