M.Sc. in Biodiversity, Conservation and Management, University of Oxford

The course content is rooted in our established strengths in conservation biogeography, governance and planning, in global change and in research design. The course design also responds to the rise of market-based conservation including engagements with enterprise and the transformative potential of new technologies.critically engage with concepts and theory in biodiversity science and management from interdisciplinary perspectives,critically assess the modes through which conservation builds and extends power and describe in detail the factors that explain the emergence and performance of different types of governance.