The MSc in Wildlife Management and Biodiversity Conservation is a two-year, four-semester program designed to train experts in the protection and sustainable management of wildlife and natural ecosystems. The curriculum covers key topics such as conservation biology, park recreation and tourism, human-wildlife conflict management, and safeguarding natural resources in infrastructure development. Students will engage in rigorous coursework and field research, with the final semester dedicated to a research thesis. Applicants must hold a four-year degree in Forestry, Environmental Science, or Zoology and pass a competitive entrance exam. The program is evaluated through internal and external assessments, with a strong emphasis on practical learning and research. Graduates are prepared to take on leadership roles in wildlife conservation, environmental policy, and biodiversity management globally.

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Curriculum

Course List