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Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours)

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On successful completion of the Bachelor of Wildlife Conservation (Taronga) (Honours), students will be able to:

 Learning outcome
1Synthesise advanced theory, knowledge and technical skills in wildlife conservation and integrate with related disciplines;
2Critically analyse complex disciplinary problems in wildlife conservation and formulate novel evidence-based solutions where appropriate;
3Communicate advanced wildlife conservation knowledge, skills, research findings and evidence-based solutions effectively in written, visual and verbal forms, to specialist and non-specialist audiences;
4Work responsibly within diverse cultural and disciplinary teams, influencing decision-making with your peers and/or within your research team;
5Demonstrate autonomy, good judgement, adaptability and ethical responsibility as a practitioner in wildlife conservation, learner and researcher;
6Apply advanced research principles and skills to critically evaluate new and existing data;
7Design and execute an individual research project into a novel problem in wildlife conservation, including data collection, analysis, and interpretation, presented in the form of a scientific manuscript
8Demonstrate in depth knowledge of wildlife conservation industries and evaluate their achievements in relation to ecological and policy goals, and their alignment with community expectations