MSc Animal Behaviour Applications for Conservation

Anglia Ruskin University

Understand how animal behaviour research can be applied to solve modern conservation problems and develop the practical skills you need for a career in animal conservation, with our Masters degree in Cambridge. Help solve real-world conservation issues, learn from industry experts and take advantage of our exciting residential field trip. Explore the intersection of animal behaviour research and conservation, leveraging modern technologies such as eDNA lab techniques to address pressing biodiversity challenges. Engage in diverse conservation projects both locally and internationally through field trips, gaining hands-on experience of conservation management challenges.Why Animal Behaviour: Applications at Conservation at ARU?Explore the intersection of animal behaviour research and conservation, leveraging modern technologies such as eDNA lab techniques to address pressing biodiversity challenges.Take part in an exciting optional European study tour to a field station in southern France.Expertly analyse and interpret real-life data by using cutting edge tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for spatial analyses, biostatistics and bioinformatics.Hone your research, networking and communication skills by working on projects in collaboration with an active network of local, national and international environmental organisations.Award-winning lecturers and high-impact researchers alongside guest lecturers will help you gain exposure to partnerships with animal behaviour, welfare, conservation genetics, and more.Engage in diverse conservation projects both locally and internationally through field trips, gaining hands-on experience of conservation management challenges.

Writtle School of Agriculture, Animal and Environmental Sciences