BSc (Hons) Wildlife and Plant Biology

Key Facts

• Pursue your interest in wildlife and plants while gaining key skills employers are looking for
• Learn from and work alongside staff who are active in the industry and have specialist academic and practical skills
• Take part in placements and field trips to equip you for the real world
• Use the excellent facilities at our Northop campus and take advantage of access to the rich and diverse North Wales countryside

BSc (Hons) Wildlife and Plant Biology*

The course brings together the scientific theory and practice underpinning wildlife and plant biology through experience of ecology and conservation in a range of settings. Rather than being predominantly lab-based, you will take a whole-organism approach to exploring the behaviour and habitats of species.

Content includes:

• Plant biology
• Zoological science
• Ecosystems
• Field and survey skills
• Ecosystems and conservation
• Conservation and biodiversity management
• Geographical information systems
• Research skills

Career Opportunities

Thanks to the way the course is structured you will be well prepared to pursue careers in areas including:

• Environmental consultancy
• Conservation charities and non-governmental organisations
• Academic research and teaching
• Field studies centres
• Biodiversity management

Entry Requirements

The academic requirements for the course are 240 UCAS points at GCE A-level or equivalent, including a science and/or mathematics-based subject. Appropriate AS-Level and Level 3 Key Skills qualifications will also be taken into account.