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Postgraduate Diploma in International Wildlife Conservation Practice University of Oxford Department of Continuing Education

Why study Postgraduate Diploma in International Wildlife Conservation Practice at Oxford University?A grant by the founder of the Panthera Foundation (Dr Thomas Kaplan) provides for the sponsorship of candidates from the developing world. Depending on the amount of own or third party funding secured by candidates, applications can be made for any or all of the following costs:--Course fees--International travel, to and from the UK--Accommodation--Living expenses for the duration of the course

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The Recanati-Kaplan Centre Postgraduate Diploma in International Wildlife Conservation Practiceat Oxford University is an eight-month full-time course (of which one month is distance learning) focusing on the global dimensions of wildlife conservation, and the survey and analysis methods commonly used in the study of terrestrial mammals. The course is intended for early-career conservationists, working with government agencies or NGOs, or recent graduates with considerable field experience, particularly in developing nations.

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Level: Postgraduate

Starting: February 2023

Duration: 7-8 months full-time

Applications for 2023 entry are now being accepted.

Application deadline is 12 noon UK time (midday) on:

  • Friday 17 June 2022
Cost of the master: Not declared
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        Postgraduate Diploma in International Wildlife Conservation Practice

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