Career Prospects
There are excellent employment opportunities in the broad area of biodiversity management and graduates from programmes offered in our department may work in such organisations as conservation and national government agencies for environment, agriculture, wildlife, forestry, tourism, local government, lands and disaster management. Others may work as University lecturers (postgraduates), join international organisations (e.g. African Parks, WWF, UNDP, UNEP, USAID, AWF, IUCN, and Nature Conservancy) or become employers by opening their own enterprises such as community and private game ranches, fish farms, consultancies, etc. Graduates from the taught MSc programme will enjoy a broad based modular course that will teach both the practical and theoretical aspects of biodiversity and conservation. Successful students will therefore develop the skills and experience required to enable progression onto PhD studies in a wide-range of biological, environmental and conservation related subjects either at CBU or abroad.
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