政府和公众对环境保护的兴趣日益浓厚，这意味着我们现在需要新一代的训练有素的专业科学家，他们具有良好的生态学知识，并对本地和全球环境保护所涉及的问题有所了解。本课程提供传统的动物学（分类学，形态学，生理学和细胞生物学），重点是动物生态学（生物多样性，生态学，行为和进化），此外，您还将学习一些课程，以了解环境保护的必要性以及通过何种方式为此，本课程将通过项目工作和实际管理计划的形式，建立学术学习环境与外部环境和保护组织之间的联系，您将获得对生态学和保护的广泛理论理解，以及获得相关的实践技能，以及广泛的可转让技
Environmental conservation is now top of government agendas around the world which means that we now require a new generation of trained professional scientists with a sound zoological knowledge and an appreciation of the issues involved in local and global conservation.<br>On our BSc Zoology with Conservation degree course, we will teach you all about traditional zoology, including taxonomy, morphology, physiology and cell biology with an emphasis upon animal ecology (biodiversity, ecology, behaviour and evolution). You will also take modules that will give you an understanding of the need for environmental conservation and how conservation objectives can be achieved. This degree establishes links between the academic learning environment and external environmental and conservation organisations in the form of project work and practical management plans.<br>You will acquire a broad theoretical understanding of zoology and conservation and you will also gain the associated practical skills. Along with a comprehensive range of transferable skills, this degree will equip you for a career in conservation.<br>We have always been one of the main UK universities for ecology and, because we are located next to Snowdonia National Park which is the perfect setting for this degree course. You will benefit from being close to an exceptional range of terrestrial, marine and freshwater habitats where field work. Field courses are an integral part of this degree.<br>Bangor is also the home of Natural Resources Wales as well as the divisional offices of the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH), and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), all of which have close links to the University and staff associated with this course. These links feed directly into our teaching.<br>Placement Year and International Experience Year Available<br><br>Careers<br>Conservation zoologists work mostly in government organisations (local councils, CCW, CEH and EA) or in non-governmental organisations (eg National Trust, RSPB). Ranges of career paths are available within these organisations, from wildlife monitoring and assessment to the practical implementation of conservation management plans.