Integrate the planning and management of tourism and biodiversity conservation. The course is relevant to the work of NGOs, consultancy firms and contractors, tour operators, conservation managers, international agencies, and donors. It will also include modules on biodiversity conservation and management from those on the MSc in Conservation Biology. Coursework is continually assessed, based on assignments set for each taught module. Formal written examinations take place at the start of the Lent and Summer terms.
All students undertake a relevant dissertation.
Examination for the MSc is based on assessment of written coursework for taught modules and on the dissertation. A first class or good second class honours degree in a relevant discipline. A good honours degree in other subjects together with relevant practical experience. Applicants may also be admitted without a first degree if their professional career has been such as to allow them to pursue the course and study and achieve the necessary academic standard. Fees Fees for postgraduate programmes are reviewed annually by the University.