Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation (PGDipWLC)

The major objective of the Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation (PGDipWLC) is to train students with the skills necessary for employment in some aspect of wildlife or ecological management or research. Other important goals of the course are to develop in students: an understanding of the ecological basis of conservation, harvest management and pest control. skills in handling, marking, observing and censusing wild animals. an appreciation of the practical realities of wildlife conservation from the administrative and legal points of view. a knowledge of the biology, ecology and behaviour of wild animals in New Zealand. skills in communicating about the management of, and scientific research of, ecological communities. Verbal presentations, debating, dealing with the media, popular science writing and scientific report writing are all emphasised and taught. Information for new applicants This programme is subject to limitations on enrolment numbers. Qualified domestic students are given first preference, but places may be available for international students.; The major objective of the Postgraduate Diploma in Wildlife Conservation (PGDipWLC) is to train students with the skills necessary for employment in some aspect of wildlife or ecological management or research. Other important goals of the course are to develop in students:

Admission to the programme shall be subject to the approval of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Humanities).Every applicant must have been awarded a Bachelor of Theology or have alternative qualifications or experience acceptable to the Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Humanities).