MSc Degrees (Tropical Ecology)

Become a world-class ecological specialist on this prestigious programme that sees you study in several different universities and field locations around the world. Read more

Coral reefs are the most species-rich marine habitats, and also among the most threatened. Rapid global change has the potential to cause significant harm to these unique ecosystems and impact the local and global resources they provide. Read more

3 graduation options, and 3 ways to launch your scientific career: Ecology & Biodiversity : expert staff teach up-to-date knowledge on individual… Read more

The Master of Science in Biology program provides a thesis-based degree option only. In addition to completing coursework requirements (below), it also requires the successful completion and defense of a written research thesis. Read more

The world’s environments have long been threatened by human impact. As pressures on the natural environment intensify, there is a growing need for professionals skilled in conservation and environmental management. Read more

Research in our School of Life Sciences covers a wide spectrum of biology from genes to ecosystems, and this broad-based structure provides opportunities for developing novel ideas and inter-disciplinary projects. Read more

This research master's in natural resources is for graduates and professionals looking for greater knowledge and expertise in natural resources and sustainable development. Read more

Do you want to affect the future of forests, a key natural resource and the wellspring of biodiversity? Have you ever wondered why forests are called the… Read more

Global Forestry (GLOFOR) is a world-class Erasmus Mundus MSc programme that prepares graduates to deal with forestry’s tremendous contemporary challenges and potentials in dealing with the problems of biodiversity protection, climate change mitigation and adaptation, and the development of a circular bio-economy. Read more

We take a highly interdisciplinary approach to the study of infectious disease that combines mathematical and statistical modelling with ecology, evolutionary biology, parasitology, immunology and bioinformatics and the social sciences. Read more

Not only are parasitic infections still on the rise, but they’re spilling into unexpected places, causing infections in non-endemic countries. Read more