Bachelor of Science (Conservation and Ecology)

More than any other time in humanity’s history, there is a need for highly skilled, passionate conservation and ecology specialists to help protect and guide the bio-protection of our environment. This degree major offers a firm grounding in all the appropriate sciences, as well as important practical skills. If future-proofing the environment appeals to you, don’t waste a minute. As the world changes, we need skilled experts to help sustain the health of the natural environment. The Bachelor of Science- Conservation and Ecology major cultivates your potential by combining necessary academic learning with practical experience and industry connections. Through your study and beyond, you’ll be able to contribute to the conservation and ecological activities of both private agencies and the New Zealand Government, as well as further afield. As a recognised leader in land-based tertiary education, Lincoln is right at the cutting edge of this vital scientific field. How you’ll grow Gain a solid scientific understanding of the causes and potential solutions to major conservation issues and challenges. Develop your knowledge of the biological sciences, including biology, ecology, geology, plant and animal science. Extend your skills with hands-on field trips and through practical laboratory work Learn from world-class scientists who are spearheading ground-breaking conservation and ecology research.

GCE ‘A’ Levels (taken in countries other than the UK) - A minimum of 3 results with at least 1 grade at Level C or above. (General Studies is not to be used as one of the results.)International Baccalaureate (IB) - The diploma must be completed with a minimum of 24 points.Advanced Placement International Diploma (APID) - At least 4 subjects with grades 3 or higher