Environmental Conservation and Management (Part-time)

Overview

Environmental Conservation and Management (Part-time) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David  will develop your abilities to address the competing needs of society, the economy and the environment in a practical and holistic way, supported by geographical and academic knowledge.

Quick Facts:

• The University led the way by becoming the first university to offer an Environmental Conservation degree in 1998. There continues to be a societal and political demand for the sustainable management of our environment and natural resources. 
• The programme is divided into two parts; you will complete a series of taught modules followed by an independent research-based dissertation in a subject area of your choice. The taught modules will provide you with the employer-focused legal, technical and managerial abilities, which are required in the sector.
• We are situated in an urban/maritime environment very close to Britain’s first designated ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ and with many interesting buildings and cultural assets nearby. We are in close proximity to magnificent natural and physical resources of the south, mid and west Wales and the University and its staff play a major role within the conservation and heritage management of these and other similar national assets.
• As class sizes are generally less than 15, this engenders a culture and environment that listens to and supports individual student needs.  
• Our teaching is informed by research in subjects that extend right across our portfolio, suitably supplemented by external experts from around the world. 
• We believe in engaging with employers to develop, deliver and review courses that enhance our graduate’s employability credentials in a manner that is central to our vision for students, the city and region.