If you want to influence people, policy and practice or develop and secure a sustainable future, studying Wildlife and Conservation could be for you
With our changing global environment, it?s never been more important that the country has well qualified, able and inspirational employees to fill high-level roles in our reserves, wildlife trusts, governments and policy making. The ever-developing opportunities for graduates in this field are exciting and global reaching. 
Set in the beautiful Norfolk countryside with amazing beaches, nature reserves and rural history, while still being close to the historic city of Norwich and its vibrant UEA campus, the Easton campus provides a Higher Education experience with a difference. It focuses on providing a range of land-based and specialist subjects with strong links to employability and ensuring you?re work-ready when you graduate. So what can you expect if you?re studying Wildlife and Conservation" The programme should reflect current underpinning principles of ecology, conservation and develop your knowledge of the UK?s and wider world?s biodiversity. It should develop your understanding of how countries approach issues of conservation including wider politics, policy and spending.
Your selected programme should also offer you the ability to get outside and engage in real-time conservation. Employers expect a graduate that can get their hands dirty, create new habitats and analyse the effects on populations later too.
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