Bsc (hons) Natural History And Media (including Foundation Year) in University of South Wales, UK

Bsc (hons) Natural History And Media (including Foundation Year) in University of South Wales

The foundation course is designed for applicants who do not meet the admissions criteria for the Natural History and Media degree. You will start by completing a foundation year, which provides well structured support, allowing you to develop your scientific skills and knowledge. Following successful completion of the foundation year, you will progress to the first year of the BSc (Hons) Natural History and Media degree.

The Natural History and Media course combines the study of photography, film-making and digital production with the philosophy of natural history and research in the natural world.

Field work experience is a key component of this course and you can develop your field skills in the UK and overseas.

When you study Natural History and Media, you will cover subjects that range from biodiversity, evolutionary genetics, zoology, wildlife tracking, ecology, and core values relating to natural history.

You’ll gain practical, scientific skills that are vital to ecology and conservation, with specialist skills in photography, film-making and digital production.

Your experiences will take you from the laboratory to out in the field and into the digital production suite. You’ll study different organisms, their environment and conservation, and document species using digital production skills.

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