The importance of conservation biology is increasing due to human impact, loss of biodiversity, and a growing awareness of environmental change. The Master of Conservation Biology program connects conservation, ecology, biodiversity, and sustainability in a one-year, 180-point professional master’s degree.
By studying in Wellington, a biodiversity hotspot, with the School of Biological Sciences, you will learn from leading conservation practitioners and gain the scientific knowledge necessary for conservation work globally.
Through theoretical and field-based approaches, you will explore conservation biology processes, study best practices, and develop skills in research methods. Upon graduation, you will be equipped to contribute significantly to the conservation of the natural environment.
