Faculty: Faculty of Science and Technology. This three-year Bachelor of Science with Honours (BSc Hons) program in Ecology and Wildlife Conservation focuses on the scientific understanding of ecological principles and their direct application to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. The curriculum will likely cover areas such as population ecology, conservation biology, wildlife management, habitat restoration, animal behavior, and the impact of human activities on biodiversity. The program aims to equip graduates with the ecological knowledge and practical skills needed for careers focused on the protection and management of wildlife.

Career options can include roles in wildlife conservation organizations, wildlife trusts, government agencies (nature conservation, wildlife management), ecological consultancies specializing in wildlife, zoos and wildlife parks, research institutions focusing on wildlife, and potentially in environmental education or policy related to wildlife. Bournemouth University's commitment to work placements for every undergraduate student can provide valuable experience in the wildlife conservation sector.

Bournemouth University offers state-of-the-art equipment across its two modern campuses, providing a high-quality learning environment for science and technology students. A significant advantage is the provision of work placement opportunities for every undergraduate student, offering invaluable practical experience in fields related to ecology and wildlife conservation. While the Business School's AACSB accreditation is notable, the Faculty of Science and Technology provides the relevant expertise for this program.