Marine Vertebrate Conservation (Hons) Bangor University

Overview

This Marine Vertebrate Conservation (Hons) course at Bangor University offers a unique opportunity to delve into the world of marine organisms, their habitats, and the intricate food web that supports them. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of marine biology, marine science, and general principles of biology. Through in-depth study, you will learn about the taxonomy, physiology, behaviour, and ecology of marine vertebrates, including marine mammals, fishes, seabirds, and reptiles.

Career

The BSc (Hons) in Marine Vertebrate Conservation is ideal preparation for careers in scientific or academic research, Graduates with a Marine Vertebrate Conservation BSc degree from Bangor University can pursue exciting career paths in marine conservation and research. They can work as marine biologists, marine ecologists, or conservation officers for government agencies, non-profit organizations, or research institutions. Opportunities also exist in environmental consulting, sustainable fisheries management, marine education, and advocacy. 

Graduates may engage in fieldwork, data collection, species monitoring, habitat restoration, policy development, and public outreach. With a strong foundation in marine science and conservation, graduates are well-prepared to contribute to the preservation and sustainable management of marine vertebrate populations and ecosystems.