This Applied Terrestrial and Marine Ecology (Hons) course is offered at Bangor University.

This course will teach you how to apply ecological sciences to the real-world needs of sustainable management and natural resource conservation across terrestrial and marine ecosystems. Current thinking in environmental management recognises the need for holistic practices which acknowledge the interrelatedness of the terrestrial and aquatic environments. As well as studying fundamental ecology, you will develop skills that allow you to assess the impact of policy decisions on management. You will be well prepared for the future job market as public and private sector organisations are increasingly paying attention to the sustainability and environmental impact of their operations.

• This course is the only one of its kind offered by UK universities, made possible by BangorÕs range of leading international expertise in terrestrial and marine sciences.
• The degree course comprises a unique blend of modules from the Schools of the Environment, Natural Resources and Geography, Ocean Sciences and Biological Sciences.
• In the 2015 National Student Survey,Êthe SchoolÊachieved an overall satisfaction score of 97% with all of our subject areas rated in the UK top 10.
• Our location is ideal for fieldwork Ð located just metres from the seashore, with the mountains of Snowdonia National Park providing a spectacular backdrop to the city.
• Close links with environmental bodies e.g. The Snowdonia Society, Natural Resources Wales and the British Trust for Ornithology help us to train graduates capable of addressing the scientific basis for the sustainable management of natural resources, and theecological impact of policy and management decisions across land and water use and industry in the public and private sector.

The UniversityÕsÊCareers and Employability ServiceÊprovides a wide range of resources to help you achieve your graduate ambitions. Developing your personal skills and enhancing your employability while at university is becoming increasingly important in todayÕs job market.