📖Program Curriculum
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
The consists of a taught component and a laboratory or field-based research project in ecology and environmental biology
The emphasis is on research experience and training with 120 180 of credits devoted to project work You will carry out an extended research project chosen to reflect your own interests and the skills you wish to acquire For comparison Programmes provide a dissertation of 60 180 credits
Taught courses consist of core research skills and specialist options in a variety of ecological methods
The Programme also strongly benefits from research opportunities in terrestrial and aquatic ecology at the University of Glasgow’s Scottish Centre for Ecology and the Natural Environment (SCENE)
Find out more about funding at SCENE
A total of 180 credits are required with 20 credits from Semester 2 optional courses
Projects
MRES ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY LITERATURE REVIEW AND RESEARCH PLAN (Semester 1 and 2)
MRES ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY RESEARCH PROJECT (Summer)
Semester 1 core course
KEY RESEARCH SKILLS (40 Credits)
Semester 2 optional courses
ANIMAL ETHICS
ANIMAL LEGISLATION AND SOCIETAL ISSUES
ANIMAL WELFARE ASSESSMENT
BIODIVERSITY INFORMATICS
BIOLOGY OF SUFFERING
CARE & ENRICHMENT OF CAPTIVE ANIMALS
CONSERVATION GENETICS
ECONOMIC TOOLS FOR CONSERVATION
GENETIC AND GENOMIC ASPECTS OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS FOR ECOLOGISTS
HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF CONSERVATION
INFECTIOUS DISEASE ECOLOGY AND THE DYNAMICS OF EMERGING DISEASE
INTRODUCTION TO BAYESIAN STATISTICS
INVERTEBRATE IDENTIFICATION
MOLECULAR EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PHYLODYNAMICS
MULTI SPECIES MODELS
PRINCIPLES OF CONSERVATION ECOLOGY
PROTECTED AREA MANAGEMENT
SINGLE SPECIES MODELS
SOCIETAL ASPECTS OF AMR
SPATIAL ECOLOGY
VERTEBRATE IDENTIFICATION
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