Zoo and Aquarium Conservation Biology
Position Details (Master's)
Study factors affecting animal husbandry and breeding programs within the context of international zoo management and collaboration. Its partnership with Paignton Zoo gives you access to their connections, research and expertise – so you’re primed to make a difference.
Careers
The Zoo and Aquarium Conservation Biology program from University of Plymouth equips you with the tools and experiences needed to work with captive animals in a variety of settings, not limited to zoos and aquariums. Graduates work in animal conservation, welfare and husbandry as researchers, curators and technicians, and via careers in advocacy, education and policy. You are also equipped to undertake further postgraduate study, with many graduates going on to PhD research or work in further education. Other employers include the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, and national and international conservation and welfare organisations.
Courses include:
- Contemporary Zoo Management
- Small Population Conservation
- Conservation Ecology and Society
- Animal Behaviour and Welfare Research
- Masters Placement Preparation
- Research Project
University of Plymouth