DPT: Conservation Medicine (PgDip) (Online Learning) - 2-4 Years (Part-time Intermittent) (PTPGDCONME2P)

Jump to: Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4

Year 1 Academic year: 2018/19, Starting in: September

This programme is intermittent, which means students have up to 2 years to complete the required Certificate level courses and up to 4 years to complete the required Diploma level courses.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

All three courses must be completed by the end of Year 2.

Eco-system health and species conservation

An introduction to Conservation Medicine

Applied Epidemiology and Surveillance for Conservation Medicine

Students must complete 60 credits from this list of courses by the end of Year 4.

Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare

Invasive Non-Native Species

Wildlife Crime and Forensic Investigation

The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species

The Modern Zoo

Conservation Genetics

Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation

Ex-Situ Wildlife Management

Zoonotic disease

Technology advances in veterinary diagnostics

Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis

An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations

Interventions in Wild Animal Health

Wildlife disease ecology in livestock ecosystems

Managing and Leading Conservation Projects

Diploma students must take both of these 10 credit courses by the end of Year 4.

Wildlife disease management

Veterinary techniques and interventions for Conservation Medicine

AND

Diploma students must take 40 credits of courses from this list by the end of Year 4.

Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare

Invasive Non-Native Species

Wildlife Crime and Forensic Investigation

The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species

The Modern Zoo

Conservation Genetics

Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation

Ex-Situ Wildlife Management

Zoonotic disease

Technology advances in veterinary diagnostics

Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis

An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations

Interventions in Wild Animal Health

Wildlife disease ecology in livestock ecosystems

Managing and Leading Conservation Projects

Year 2 Academic year: 2018/19, Starting in: September

This programme is intermittent, which means students have up to 2 years to complete the required Certificate level courses and up to 4 years to complete the required Diploma level courses.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

All three courses must be completed by the end of Year 2.

Eco-system health and species conservation

An introduction to Conservation Medicine

Applied Epidemiology and Surveillance for Conservation Medicine

Students must complete 60 credits from this list of courses by the end of Year 4.

Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare

Invasive Non-Native Species

Wildlife Crime and Forensic Investigation

The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species

The Modern Zoo

Conservation Genetics

Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation

Ex-Situ Wildlife Management

Zoonotic disease

Technology advances in veterinary diagnostics

Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis

An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations

Interventions in Wild Animal Health

Wildlife disease ecology in livestock ecosystems

Managing and Leading Conservation Projects

Diploma students must take both of these 10 credit courses by the end of Year 4.

Wildlife disease management

Veterinary techniques and interventions for Conservation Medicine

AND

Diploma students must take 40 credits of courses from this list by the end of Year 4.

Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare

Invasive Non-Native Species

Wildlife Crime and Forensic Investigation

The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species

The Modern Zoo

Conservation Genetics

Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation

Ex-Situ Wildlife Management

Zoonotic disease

Technology advances in veterinary diagnostics

Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis

An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations

Interventions in Wild Animal Health

Wildlife disease ecology in livestock ecosystems

Managing and Leading Conservation Projects

Year 3 Academic year: 2018/19, Starting in: September

This programme is intermittent, which means students have up to 2 years to complete the required Certificate level courses and up to 4 years to complete the required Diploma level courses.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.

Course options

All three courses must be completed by the end of Year 2.

Eco-system health and species conservation

An introduction to Conservation Medicine

Applied Epidemiology and Surveillance for Conservation Medicine

Students must complete 60 credits from this list of courses by the end of Year 4.

Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare

Invasive Non-Native Species

Wildlife Crime and Forensic Investigation

The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species

The Modern Zoo

Conservation Genetics

Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation

Ex-Situ Wildlife Management

Zoonotic disease

Technology advances in veterinary diagnostics

Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis

An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations

Interventions in Wild Animal Health

Wildlife disease ecology in livestock ecosystems

Managing and Leading Conservation Projects

Diploma students must take both of these 10 credit courses by the end of Year 4.

Wildlife disease management

Veterinary techniques and interventions for Conservation Medicine

AND

Diploma students must take 40 credits of courses from this list by the end of Year 4.

Captive and Free-ranging Wild Animal Welfare

Invasive Non-Native Species

Wildlife Crime and Forensic Investigation

The Use of Artificial Reproductive Technologies in Threatened Species

The Modern Zoo

Conservation Genetics

Communication and Public Engagement of Conservation

Ex-Situ Wildlife Management

Zoonotic disease

Technology advances in veterinary diagnostics

Introduction to GIS and spatial data analysis

An introduction to transboundary diseases and their impact on trade and wildlife populations

Interventions in Wild Animal Health

Wildlife disease ecology in livestock ecosystems

Managing and Leading Conservation Projects

Year 4 Academic year: 2018/19, Starting in: September

This programme is intermittent, which means students have up to 2 years to complete the required Certificate level courses and up to 4 years to complete the required Diploma level courses.

There are no compulsory courses in this year of this programme.