MSci Zoology
Entry requirements
A level: AAB or ABB IB: 34 points
About this course
MSci in Zoology. Core topics include Programming, Research Methods, and Fieldwork. Field courses in coastal and conservation ecology are part of the programme, which is based within the UNESCO Living Coast Biosphere Reserve. In the integrated Masters year, students undertake a semester-long individual research project within a Zoology research team.
Modules
- Cells, Organisms and Systems
- Skills, Ethics and Society
- Biodiversity & Ecology
- Neuroscience and Behaviour
- Research Methods for Biology, Ecology and Zoology
- Physiology and Disease
- The Natural World: From Deep Time to Our Time
- Cell and Molecular Biology
- Coastal Ecology Field Course
- Sustainable Development: Big Ideas for Global Action
- Animals in Their World: From Physiology to Behaviour
- Research and Professional Skills I: Zoology & Ecology
- Evolutionary Biology
- Research and Professional Skills II: Zoology & Ecology
- Conservation Biology
- Human Genetics and Genomics
- Marine Biology
- Principles of Neuronal Function
- Conservation Ecology Field Course
- Developmental Biology
- Geographies of the Living Earth
- Neural Circuits
- Population & Community Ecology
- The Restless World: Environmental Hazards, Risks and Disasters
- Third Year Bioscience Research Project
- Advanced Topics in Conservation
- Animal-Plant Interactions
- Behavioural Ecology
- Communicating STEM
- Intelligence in Animals and Machines
- Programming for Life Sciences
- Regulating Gene Expression
- Tropical Rainforest Science Field Trip
- African Zoology Field Course
- Animals in the Anthropocene
- Conservation in Practice
- Genomics and Bioinformatics
- Mediterranean Ecology Field Course
- Palaeozoology
- Quantitative Skills in Ecology
- Research Foundations
- Life Sciences MSci research project
- Current Topics in Evolution, Behaviour and Conservation
- Masters Tropical Rainforest Field Course
- Rewilding and Ecosystem Services