University of Liverpool
Offered in partnership with Chester Zoo, this MSc empowers you to tackle the world’s most pressing biodiversity challenges. You’ll dive into real-world conservation issues, gain cutting-edge knowledge in animal health and welfare, and develop advanced research and analytical skills. With hands-on experience alongside leading conservation professionals, you’ll graduate ready to take on leadership roles and make a meaningful impact on wildlife health and conservation across the globe.
Entry Requirements
Students will be expected to hold a 2:2 undergraduate degree. If you’re an international student, you must have an equivalent qualification. This should be in a related discipline, such as biology, zoology, veterinary science, or bioveterinary science.
The course is open to intercalating clinical students, usually after year 3 or 4. Intercalating medical, veterinary or dental students must have passed all assessed components of their programme to date to be accepted.
In exceptional circumstances, other qualifications may be considered to ensure widening participation and inclusion.
Closing Date
11 September 2026