Master of Conservation Biology in Brisbane Australia | The University of Queensland

Gain expertise in conservation science, ecology, and biodiversity to develop impactful solutions for protecting Earth's biological diversity.

The Master of Conservation Biology program teaches you to apply scientific principles to conservation strategies and policy-making. Combining conservation studies with ecological and biodiversity sciences, it emphasizes restoring and sustaining animal/plant populations and ecosystems – equipping you to tackle intricate conservation challenges.

World-renowned instructors deliver this intensive program, enabling you to finish what would typically take 18 months in just one year.

You'll expand your knowledge of biodiversity conservation, environmental ethics, global conservation policies, and structured conservation planning. Beyond advanced coursework, you'll engage in hands-on field studies at exceptional locations including subtropical rainforests, protected areas, and UQ's Heron Island and Moreton Bay research facilities.