Postgraduate course
Macquarie University
Courses included
Conservation biology is a multidisciplinary and mission-oriented science that’s concerned with our planet’s biodiversity. It seeks to evaluate human impacts on biological diversity; and develop practical approaches to protect and restore plant and animal species, habitats and ecosystems. Conservation biologists integrate conservation policy with theories from the fields of ecology, demography, taxonomy and genetics.
The Graduate Diploma of Conservation Biology focuses on the theory, practice and ethics of biodiversity conservation and
wildlife biology, from the level of wildlife populations to entire ecosystems. An emphasis is placed on the unique biodiversity of Australia and its connections with the rest of the globe. The program will suit current practitioners wishing to upgrade their knowledge and skills as well as those seeking employment in this sector.
One of the following:
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Botany, Ecology and Evolution, Marine Science, Zoology, Forestry Studies, Land, Parks and Wildlife Management.
Project officer or research officer in the environment sector or relevant professional role e.g. scientific officer, advisor, consultant or researcher in such areas as biological research, environmental management, wildlife management, zoos and botanical gardens, natural history museums, ecological consulting, forestry, fisheries, ecological restoration and conservation policy (government or non-government organisations).
Upload your CV as a PDF within the UAC application if you are seeking admission on the basis of work experience.
Contact Future Students if you have any queries regarding the admission criteria listed: email postgraduate@mq.edu.au or call 9850 6767.
^ Course fees are indicative only and subject to change. View fee information on the Macquarie University website.
Australian Government financial assistance
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The academic content of all programs is subject to routine review.