Queen Mary University of London: Aquatic Ecology by Research
| Institution | Queen Mary University of London |
|---|---|
| Department | Biological and Chemical Sciences |
| Web | http://www.qmul.ac.uk |
| sbcs-pgadmissions@qmul.ac.uk | |
| Telephone | +44 (0)20 7882 3328 |
MSc
Summary
Aquatic ecosystems are under continued and growing threats such as habitat loss, invasive species and pollution. Be part of creating solutions to the threats these ecosystems face. This course will give you a fundamental understanding of different ecosystems and the hands-on experience you need, for conservation and research.
| Study type | Taught |
|---|---|
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | Please visit our website. |
| Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
Aquatic ecosystems are under continued and growing threats such as habitat loss, invasive species and pollution. Be part of creating solutions to the threats these ecosystems face. This course will give you a fundamental understanding of different ecosystems and the hands-on experience you need, for conservation and research.
| Study type | Taught |
|---|---|
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | Please visit our website. |
| Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
MSc (Res)
Summary
Aquatic ecosystems are under continued and growing threats such as habitat loss, invasive species and pollution. To conserve, manage and provide responsible and sustainable solutions to these threats requires a fundamental understanding of the structural and functional elements of ecosystems, from shallow lakes to the open oceans.
Our Aquatic Ecology by Research programme provides comprehensive practical training by application in the laboratory or field, rather than by formal tuition in the lecture theatre. This format places special emphasis on developing practical skills and the transferal of science to hands-on conservation and applied research. QMUL is home to a leading research group in aquatic ecology, which means you will receive expert supervision and have access to advanced research facilities.
You will take three taught modules and conduct a nine-month extended project, an integral part of this programme as it will help you develop the skills required to progress onto further academic or applied research. During the research project you will be co-supervised by either established PhD students or potential employer organisations. You will also be encouraged to publish your project work.
| Study type | Research |
|---|---|
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | This programme requires ATAS clearance. Students who are not EEA or Swiss nationals may require ATAS clearance to undertake this course. The CAH3 code for this course is CAH03-01-03. Further information on ATAS can be found on our Advice and Counselling webpages. A minimum of an upper second-class BSc (Hons) degree (or equivalent international qualification) in biology or other relevant natural sciences subject. Applicants with an upper second class honours degree in a non-relevant subject will be considered on a case by case basis if they have relevant professional experience in science. |
| Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
Aquatic ecosystems are under continued and growing threats such as habitat loss, invasive species and pollution. To conserve, manage and provide responsible and sustainable solutions to these threats requires a fundamental understanding of the structural and functional elements of ecosystems, from shallow lakes to the open oceans.
Our Aquatic Ecology by Research programme provides comprehensive practical training by application in the laboratory or field, rather than by formal tuition in the lecture theatre. This format places special emphasis on developing practical skills and the transferal of science to hands-on conservation and applied research. QMUL is home to a leading research group in aquatic ecology, which means you will receive expert supervision and have access to advanced research facilities.
You will take three taught modules and conduct a nine-month extended project, an integral part of this programme as it will help you develop the skills required to progress onto further academic or applied research. During the research project you will be co-supervised by either established PhD students or potential employer organisations. You will also be encouraged to publish your project work.
| Study type | Research |
|---|---|
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | This programme requires ATAS clearance. Students who are not EEA or Swiss nationals may require ATAS clearance to undertake this course. The CAH3 code for this course is CAH03-01-03. Further information on ATAS can be found on our Advice and Counselling webpages. A minimum of an upper second-class BSc (Hons) degree (or equivalent international qualification) in biology or other relevant natural sciences subject. Applicants with an upper second class honours degree in a non-relevant subject will be considered on a case by case basis if they have relevant professional experience in science. |
| Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
Aquatic ecosystems are under continued and growing threats such as habitat loss, invasive species and pollution. To conserve, manage and provide responsible and sustainable solutions to these threats requires a fundamental understanding of the structural and functional elements of ecosystems, from shallow lakes to the open oceans.
Our Aquatic Ecology by Research programme provides comprehensive practical training by application in the laboratory or field, rather than by formal tuition in the lecture theatre. This format places special emphasis on developing practical skills and the transferal of science to hands-on conservation and applied research. QMUL is home to a leading research group in aquatic ecology, which means you will receive expert supervision and have access to advanced research facilities.
You will take three taught modules and conduct a nine-month extended project, an integral part of this programme as it will help you develop the skills required to progress onto further academic or applied research. During the research project you will be co-supervised by either established PhD students or potential employer organisations. You will also be encouraged to publish your project work.
| Study type | Research |
|---|---|
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | This programme requires ATAS clearance. Students who are not EEA or Swiss nationals may require ATAS clearance to undertake this course. The CAH3 code for this course is CAH03-01-03. Further information on ATAS can be found on our Advice and Counselling webpages. A minimum of an upper second-class BSc (Hons) degree (or equivalent international qualification) in biology or other relevant natural sciences subject. Applicants with an upper second class honours degree in a non-relevant subject will be considered on a case by case basis if they have relevant professional experience in science. |
| Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
Aquatic ecosystems are under continued and growing threats such as habitat loss, invasive species and pollution. To conserve, manage and provide responsible and sustainable solutions to these threats requires a fundamental understanding of the structural and functional elements of ecosystems, from shallow lakes to the open oceans.
Our Aquatic Ecology by Research programme provides comprehensive practical training by application in the laboratory or field, rather than by formal tuition in the lecture theatre. This format places special emphasis on developing practical skills and the transferal of science to hands-on conservation and applied research. QMUL is home to a leading research group in aquatic ecology, which means you will receive expert supervision and have access to advanced research facilities.
You will take three taught modules and conduct a nine-month extended project, an integral part of this programme as it will help you develop the skills required to progress onto further academic or applied research. During the research project you will be co-supervised by either established PhD students or potential employer organisations. You will also be encouraged to publish your project work.
| Study type | Research |
|---|---|
| Level | RQF Level 7 |
| Entry requirements | This programme requires ATAS clearance. Students who are not EEA or Swiss nationals may require ATAS clearance to undertake this course. The CAH3 code for this course is CAH03-01-03. Further information on ATAS can be found on our Advice and Counselling webpages. A minimum of an upper second-class BSc (Hons) degree (or equivalent international qualification) in biology or other relevant natural sciences subject. Applicants with an upper second class honours degree in a non-relevant subject will be considered on a case by case basis if they have relevant professional experience in science. |
| Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
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