Our students have access to excellent microcomputing facilities with specialist hardware and software. 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. The breadth of skills gained by our graduate ecologists suits them to a wide choice of careers.
Teaching is also a popular career choice.
The programme may also be suitable for students who have successfully completed Science or Social Science based Access courses, recognised by the University of Surrey Roehampton. Mature students will usually be expected to come for an advisory interview before a place is offered. Applicants under 21 must satisfy the University of Surrey Roehampton's General Entrance Requirement.