On Campus Masters Degrees in Zoology

The Department of Zoology is home to a community of researchers from a great diversity of disciplines, ranging from cell and developmental biology to field ecology and conservation. Read more

Zoology at Lincoln is led by research-active staff who specialise in a wide range of disciplines and encompasses the study of key aspects of modern zoology in a diverse range of invertebrates and vertebrates. Read more

Biodiversity, evolution and conservation are of growing importance due to climate change, extinction, and habitat destruction. Read more

Over the past 30 years, interventions, for reasons of health, welfare and the conservation of free-living wild animals, have been undertaken with increasing frequency. Read more

How does climate change affect whales and seals? How does overfishing influence marine food webs? How do we restore and protect the Wadden Sea? The two-year selective master of science degree program in Marine Biology focuses on life in our seas and oceans. Read more

The University of Worcester welcomes applications to undertake research towards MPhil and PhD degrees in Animal Biology. Research at Worcester has grown significantly in the last 10 years as the University itself has expanded. 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

Marine biology is a broad and dynamic subject, reflecting the diversity of marine ecosystems and the fantastic array of life they contain. Read more

Our MSc Animal Behaviour, based in the Psychology department, provides a strong background in a broad cross-section of research methods used by researchers… Read more

From evolutionary development to environmental stimuli, animal behaviour is shaped by a range of factors. Read more

Designed in consultation with multiple external agencies to ensure relevant training that maximises graduate employability and targets both research and practical conservation skills Offers substantial fieldwork opportunities in the UK and overseas, including a field course in Africa. 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

Zoos play a crucial role in animal conservation. Whether they’re carrying out important research into animal behaviour and welfare, taking part in breeding programmes, educating the public or advising policymakers, they are important players in international conservation. Read more

This MSc is a full-time one-year course, consisting of 9 months taught course and 3 months research project, and examined by continuous assessment. Read more