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Conservation and Sustainability Education
The PGCert in Conservation and Sustainability Education offers an innovative collaboration between the University of — and — Zoo. Designed for educators, conservation professionals, and sustainability leaders, the course explores how learning can inspire meani…
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The PGCert in Conservation and Sustainability Education offers an innovative collaboration between the University of — and — Zoo. Designed for educators, conservation professionals, and sustainability leaders, the course explores how learning can inspire meaningful environmental action and deepen understanding of our connection with the natural world. Whether you’re an education professional or leading sustainability and conservation initiatives within a business or organisation, this course supports you to design, deliver, and lead impactful learning for change. You’ll explore how to develop conservation and sustainability education across a range of settings from classrooms and community organisations to zoos, museums, and nature-based programmes and beyond. Study Options You can choose to: Enrol for the full PGCert (three modules, 60 credits) gaining a postgraduate qualification in Conservation and Sustainability Education or Register for individual standalone modules ideal if you wish to develop specialist knowledge in a specific area before committing to the full programme. If you later decide to complete the full PGCert, any credits achieved through standalone modules can be transferred (subject to time limits and module availability).
Getting in
As the university states it
A 2:2 honours degree in any subject, and be engaged in, or aspire to work in, teaching and learning or public engagement with conservation and/or sustainability. Applicants with other degree classes and significant experience may be considered through interview and if they can demonstrate, on application, their ability to work at Level 7. Applicants whose first language is not English must provide evidence of proficiency to IELTS 6.5 with no less than 5.5 in each band or equivalent. Ability to access the internet to study remotely is essential.
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