The programme is taught through interactive lectures, seminars and practical classes supplemented by informal tutorials with academic staff. Your tutors will guide you in your choice of options and monitor your progress throughout the programme. Practical work in the laboratory and field is integral to the programme, as is the use of computer-based learning. As a graduate Zoologist you will have a breadth of skills and knowledge suitable for a wide range of careers, and not just within Zoology. Employment opportunities include administrative, advisory or research appointments in industry, central or local government and non-governmental organisations.
Teaching is also a popular career choice.
Increasingly, graduates go on to register for postgraduate qualifications and higher degrees. Roehampton offers a range of taught Postgraduate Diploma and Masters courses as well as research degrees. The programme may also be suitable for students who have successfully completed Science or Social Science based Access courses, recognised by University of Surrey Roehampton. Other non-traditional qualifications will be considered on an individual basis. Mature students may be expected to come for an advisory interview before a place is offered.