Bachelor of Wildlife & conservation Biology in Sri Lanka

Overview

Study the Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology) at Deakin and you’ll get out of the classroom and into nature, learn how to handle native animals, measure the health of freshwater environments, survey wildlife populations and conduct sustainability assessments.

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Course Structure

The course comprises a total of 8 credit points.

Year 1

SLE115    Essential Skills in Bioscience
SIT191     Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis
SLE111    Cells and Genes
SLE151    Biodiversity: A Global Perspective
SLE132   Biology: Form and Function
SLE155   Chemistry for the Professional Sciences
SLE103   Ecology and the Environment
SLE114    Introduction to Parks and Wildlife

For Year 2 and Year 3 subjects, refer to www.deakin.edu.au 

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For more details on Bachelor of Wildlife & conservation Biology in Sri Lanka contact Royal Institute of Colombo (RIC) at +94 (0)11 283 2900