Study Biology and Wildlife at Salford
PROTECT OUR NATURAL WORLD
Urgent action is needed to protect our environment. As the human impact on the natural world intensifies, the damaging loss of biodiversity and effect on our ecosystems increases.
Biological sciences and wildlife professionals work in a range of important roles, from advocacy and campaigning, to making research discoveries and completing vital conservation work. With a biological sciences or wildlife-based degree, you can join them.
Biology is the science that help us to explore and explain life processes in humans and the natural world.
Biologists work to solve some of the biggest challenges currently faced by people and the planet today – fighting disease, protecting the environment and feeding our growing population.
Global zoos specialise in preventing species extinction through conservation and breeding management projects.
Zoologists and conservationists work in zoos to manage resident species, conduct conservation programmes and lead research projects on all kinds of areas such as animal behaviour, well-being and conservation initiatives.
Human activities have a devastating impact on our oceans.
Marine biologists and conservationists work to preserve ocean environments and improve marine life and habitats.
Global biodiversity is at an all-time low, with many more species becoming endangered every year.
Improving wildlife habitats in both urban and rural areas in the UK is a priority for local conservation specialists. They aim to support wildlife through a variety of measures such as restructuring woodland and wetland areas, restoring peat bogs and reintroducing hedgerows.
Biological Sciences
Choose a Biological Sciences degree to get to the very heart of life, and have the opportunity to take your studies abroad to the USA.
Explore our biology courses:
BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences
BSc (Hons) Biological Sciences with Foundation Year
Looking to start your studies in September 2022? Use the UCAS link below to apply now:
Marine Biology
Climate change, pollution and unsustainable fishing are just some of the many challenges facing marine life today. A Marine Biology degree will equip you with the skills understand complex ocean ecosystems and how to best protect them.
Explore our marine biology courses:
BSc Marine Biology with Foundation Year
Looking to start your studies in September 2022? Use the UCAS link below to apply now:
Wildlife Conservation
Choose to study wildlife conservation to learn what can be done to protect habitats, safeguard endangered species and restore biodiversity. You will focus on organisms’ relationship with their environment and learn about conservation practices for animals both in the wild, and in zoos and nature reserves.
Explore our wildlife conservation courses:
BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation
BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation with Foundation Year
BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology
BSc (Hons) Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology with Foundation Year
Looking to start your studies in September 2022? Use the UCAS links below to apply now:
Zoology
The animal kingdom and our precarious ecosystems are threatened - both by mankind and nature itself. A degree in Zoology gives you a fascinating opportunity to understand animals, their behaviour, their interactions with each other, and the environment.
Explore our zoology courses:
BSc Zoology with Foundation Year
Looking to start your studies in September 2022? Use the UCAS link below to apply now:
THE SALFORD EXPERIENCE BIOLOGY AND WILDLIFE
Biology and wildlife-based degrees at Salford are designed to give you the deep theoretical knowledge and real-world skills you’ll need.
Led by our expert tutors, using research-enriched, practical learning, we ensure that you study in an inspiring, engaging way. If you want a career where you can make a difference, start your journey with a biology or wildlife-based degree.
Start your journey with an Open Day
Get closer to studying biology and wildlife, explore our labs and meet the course team. Sign up for our next campus Open Day on Saturday 8 October 2022.
Immersive learning. Research-led. Industry-focused.
Experience an immersive learning approach, enriched with laboratory experiments, placements, and field trips. Recent years trips include the Orangutan Tropical Peatland Project in Borneo
Benefit from research-informed teaching led by academic staff, engaged in areas that cover that cover wildlife and fisheries management, socio-biology, remote sensing, sustainability and spatial ecology
Choose to include an industrial placement year between years two and three to boost your future employability. There are placement opportunities available with leading companies and research institutes at sites across the UK and overseas.
CAMPUS LIFE. BIG CITY BUZZ
University life is not just about what you study - where you study matters too.
Our amazing location blends the beauty of our parkland campus with the buzz of central Manchester on our doorstep - not to mention great transport links to explore the North West.
This winning combination makes Salford a great study destination. Come and take a look.