The programme provides, through an interactive approach, a sound knowledge of biology and ecology of the tropics. Students obtain:
a solid understanding of the concepts in ecology at the population, community and ecosystem levels
an in-depth knowledge of species behaviour/responses and interactions in different systems
an understanding of tools for species extractions, field methodologies, analytic techniques, restoration, management strategies and conventions, applicable to a range of systems
an insight into human activities that shape, maintain and manage ecosystems.
The classroom sessions will require interactive participation of the students through presentations, case studies, short thematic reviews, term papers and discussion sessions.
The applicants must have obtained a Bachelor's degree, or its equivalent, in natural sciences, with solid knowledge of ecology and ecological processes.Applicants must demonstrate English language ability in accordance with the UMB regulations for programmes taught in English.
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