Wildlife Ecology and conservation science UWE 2023

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I tend to be in for lectures/practicals about 3 days a week, occasionally 2 or 4 day weeks. Lectures are recorded but I find you get more from them if you go in person. Practicals are a mix of lab and field work. In terms of assessment it's mostly coursework based, I've only had 3 exams this year (1 January, 2 May), think I had 4 last year. Its less teaching intense than some of my friends courses but you still need to make sure you stay on top of lectures and coursework. Since there is quite a bit of coursework it's easy to get overwhelmed if you leave it till the last minute. There's about 80-100 people on the course I think, although in your first year you have a lot of combined lectures with environmental science so there will be a lot more people in your lectures. For ages, most people had come straight from college or taken one year out. There is quite a few older students too tho mostly in their 30's. Everyone mostly gets along regardless of age though, I guess because we all have shared interests

Hi
I've been offered a place on the wildlife ecology and conservation science course. I was just wondering if anybody knew anything about the course or was already doing it. Do you enjoy it and would you recommend it, and what are the facilities like as I can't find much online?

Also if anybody else is considering doing the same course lmk