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- Online USA
On-Campus
English
The Art Education program prepares students for their own artistic practice. It gives them the tools to support and develop the artistic and creative abilities of students (Pre-K – 12) in schools and community settings.
- 500, USA
English
The art history major provides a foundation for answering key questions about what it means to be human as well as valuable skills for today's workplaces. A specialized focus on images, objects, and the built environment promotes critical and creative approaches to analysis, problem-solving, writing and visual communication in a variety of media.
- Alva, USA
On-Campus
English
In August 2020, NWOSU will begin offering a Master of Arts degree in Heritage Tourism and Conservation. This 32-hour program is designed to increase the knowledge base for students who are already employed in a conservation/tourism-based position and for students who want to work or establish a business within the conservation/tourism industry. The curriculum includes multidisciplinary coursework in the areas of history, sociology, communication, and conservation that culminates in an individualized project in an area of interest to each student. The aim is to prepare students to serve as leaders in existing and emerging areas of conservation/tourism and to make them more valuable and marketable to current and potential employers.
- Madison, USA
English
The Nelson Institute professional master's program in environmental conservation is a 15-month, 32-credit blended learning curriculum designed to train conservation leaders in practical interdisciplinary skills.
- Hong Kong, Hong Kong
On-Campus
English
The Master of Science in Conservation equips graduates with the technical competencies and intellectual skills required to guide decision-making in conservation planning, management and design in the 21st century. The programme emphasizes the integration of sustainability in conservation training, which enables graduates to address the growing risks and challenges to built heritage conservation, including climate change, disasters, and various pressures from urbanization, gentrification and tourism development. Through a combination of dedicated studios, seminar and elective courses, students will gain theoretical and practical insights into the latest policies, methodologies and best practices and apply their knowledge to real-life projects.
Full time
On-Campus
The graduate study in Restoration and Conservation (wood, paper, textile, metal, and ceramics) lasts two years, i.e. four semesters (120 ECTS credits). Upon completion of the graduate study, students acquire the academic degree of Master in Conservation and Restoration (wood, paper, textile, metal, ceramics).
- Costa da Caparica, Portugal
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
Portuguese
How to conserve and restore our cultural heritage, in what state of decay is it found and what are the best and most recent techniques to preserve or restore it? In this degree you will know how to answer these questions. Interdisciplinarity, field work and visits to leading institutions will build quality training to preserve precious works of art and a unique cultural heritage.
- New York, USA
English
This 36-credit program prepares students interested in animal behavior and conservation (ABC) to develop and enhance their research skills and create an understanding of the behavior of animals as well as acquire credentials for employment in fields related to ABC. This free-standing master of arts program replaces the previous concentration in ABC within the Psychology MA program with no changes in requirements.
Master’s and Doctoral Degree in Entomology and Biodiversity Conservation
UFGD Federal University Grande of Dourados
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- Vila Progresso, Brazil
On-Campus
Portuguese
The Graduate Program on Entomology and Biodiversity Conservation aims at developing professionals who are able to work with the several themes involving entomology, but with a strong specific characteristic: the ability to work with issues regarding biodiversity conservation, giving special attention to those themes that integrate biodiversity conservation and agricultural development.
Natural Resource Management, Conservation Law Enforcement track, B.S.
Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College
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- Tifton, USA
On-Campus
English
The Conservation Law Enforcement track of Natural Resource Management is designed to educate and prepare students for Conservation Law Enforcement careers. Additional requirements must be met before graduates from this program can become a certified law enforcement officer in Georgia.
- Tomar, Portugal
Full time, Part time
On-Campus
Portuguese
The Conservation and Restoration programme offers a sound cultural, scientific and technological background enabling the students to contact with real situations in the laboratory and on site.
- Headington, United Kingdom
Full time, Part time
12 months
On-Campus
English
Gain the expertise to shape the future through the buildings and places we value from the past. This course puts you at the centre of historic conservation practice. You’ll be introduced to fundamental concepts and techniques and taught by leading experts from across the field.
- Mississippi State, USA
English
Today's forestry professionals strive to balance commodity production with environmental conservation. This is designed for students interested in focusing on complex environmental issues in the realm of natural resources management. While being educated as foresters, students concentrate on contemporary environmental concerns within three emphasis areas: social, land, and science.
- Lethbridge, Canada
On-Campus
English
Take your passion for protecting the land, wildlife and fisheries resources to the next level in the Conservation Enforcement – Bachelor of Applied Science program, the only degree of its kind in Canada.
- Aberdeen, United Kingdom
On-Campus
English
This programme encompasses a broad range of topics and land uses. Conservation management, rural land use planning, land-use history, and more. The factors affecting the wider environment are constantly increasing and range from agriculture and forestry to recreation, urban development, and population growth. These in turn have knock-on effects such as climate change, water, and food shortages, habitat and species loss, and the impact of non-native species. One of the areas where these factors come together is in the field of wildlife and conservation management where the public use of the countryside interacts with professional land managers and can result in conflict. This programme encompasses a broad range of topics and land uses ranging from conservation management to rural land use planning and interpretation to land-use history. Applications are accepted from those either with or without specifically related previous qualifications - previous students have included graduates of History, Education, Business Management and Engineering, as well as Biological and Natural Sciences. Non-graduate entrants have included students with significant experience in aspects such as countryside rangering, town & country planning, and ecology.