Conservation and Community Engagement (with Foundation Year) BSc

It’s widely acknowledged in the conservation sector that community engagement is key to the success of conservation projects. By studying at ARU in Writtle, you’ll develop skills to support education, science communication and human behaviour change.

You’ll learn about biodiversity, conservation science and local and international conservation issues. You’ll also develop practical skills in habitat and wildlife evaluation and management – learning how to plan and engage in viable projects.

• Why ARU?Study on a rural, 150-hectare campus with a working farm and managed wildlife areas.
• Get involved in projects such as our hedgehog-friendly campus initiative, or the local Forest School.
• Benefit from our expertise: we've been delivering land-based education since 1893.