Marine Vertebrate Conservation (Hons) Bangor University

Overview

During the first three years, you will follow the same curriculum as the Marine Vertebrate Conservation BSc. By the end of the Third year, provided you achieve satisfactory marks, you will advance to a specialised fourth year.

In your fourth year, you'll undertake a substantial research project, which will form your final year dissertation. This is a unique opportunity to work within a research group led by one of our staff members, gaining invaluable experience in a professional research environment.

Career

Graduating with the Marine Vertebrate Conservation (Hons) degree from  Bangor University  opens up an array of exciting and impactful career opportunities. This advanced degree equips you with the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to excel in various roles within marine conservation and beyond.

Our graduates have gone on to make significant contributions in several fields. For instance, many have secured positions as marine conservationists, working with leading organisations such as the Marine Conservation Society and the World Wildlife Fund. In these roles, they develop and implement strategies to protect marine vertebrates, conduct vital research, and engage in public outreach to raise awareness about marine conservation issues.