Universidad de Granada
Master in Conservation, Management and Restoration of Biodiversity
A taught master's focused on conserving, managing and restoring biological diversity. Suited to graduates in biology, environmental sciences or related fields who want practical and research-informed training relevant to conservation policy, restoration projects and biodiversity management.
What you'll study
The source page describes an academic launch event rather than a module list. It indicates the programme brings together researchers and invited speakers to present current topics in biodiversity science (for example, a class on the "Importance of biodiversity in times of Pandemic" delivered by a CSIC researcher). Specific compulsory and elective modules or course structure are not detailed on the referenced page.
Entry requirements
The provided text does not state formal admission requirements. Prospective applicants should contact the programme coordinators via biodiversidad@ugr.es to request official entry criteria and application procedures.
Career prospects
The programme's focus—conservation, management and restoration of biodiversity—prepares students for roles in environmental NGOs, conservation agencies, habitat restoration projects, research groups and policy advisory positions. The page highlights interaction with researchers and invited academics, which can support networking toward research or practitioner careers.
Scholarships & funding angle
No specific scholarships or funding details are given on the source page. Applicants should consult the university's postgraduate funding services or contact the master's office at biodiversidad@ugr.es to learn about available grants, scholarships or assistantships.
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