This degree focuses on ecological concepts, the natural world and how we conserve it. It has been designed to develop your knowledge and understanding of environmental problems and their solutions. You will study how ecological concepts can be applied to conserve nature, and the threats from pressures such as climate and land-use change. You will benefit from studying in a variety of habitats including the wetland, woodland and grassland that form part of our Brackenhurst Campus. It’s the ideal location for you to gain ecological and conservation skills and undertake field studies. The course has been designed to develop your knowledge and understanding of both natural and man-made environments. You will develop key vocational attributes, in a strong ecological context, that are valued by employers. You will gain the skills you need to become a: reserve warden; community / site / area ranger; assistant field ecologist / ecologist; public rights of way officer; environmental education officer; biodiversity officer; species officer.