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University of Hull, MSc, Global Aquatic Biodiversity (Monitoring and Conservation)

University of Hull
 United Kingdom

 

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This programme aims to provide a broad understanding of (and practical training in) aquatic biodiversity monitoring and conservation, while giving students the opportunity to specialise in some aspect of the discipline; on completion of the programme of study, students have knowledge on a range of biodiversity monitoring, sustainable use and conservation issues; practical skills, either in the identification of some ecological group environmental monitoring/assessment, sustainable use of a species or in conservation management and have proven research ability in an aspect of biodiversity.

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