Conservation and Management of Fish and Wildlife (MSc)

To be admitted to the Master’s Programme in Conservation and Management of Fish and Wildlife, the following criteria must be met: general entry requirements: first-cycle (Bachelor’s) qualification comprising a minimum 180 credits or equivalent degree from a higher education institution abroad; specific entry requirements: a minimum of 60 credits from specialist study within one of the following subjects or main fields of study: - Biology - Forestry Science - Forest Management - Forest Science - Environmental Science - Natural Resources Governance. And 15 credits in Ecology In addition, knowledge equivalent to the Swedish upper secondary course English 6 is required. This requirement is met by those holding a Degree of Bachelor (180 credits) from a Swedish higher education institution. There are specific rules for applicants from certain English-speaking countries. The specific entry requirements stated above can also be met by someone who has obtained equivalent knowledge through a corresponding qualification from abroad, or in some other way. There are specific entry requirements for each course included in the programme. These are described in the relevant course syllabus.

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