WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, CONSERVATION, AND CONTROL

The International Master's Degree Course in Wildlife Management Conservation and Control, entirely taught in English, represents a unique opportunity to deepen knowledge on wildlife management for students coming from three-year courses in natural, biological, environmental, zootechnical or forestry sciences, or with a degree in veterinary medicine. Enrollment in the course requires a good knowledge of the English language (minimum level B2). The course offers a multicultural environment, being attended by students from all over the world, in which they can develop skills in the field of wildlife sciences, with particular attention to aspects related to the study and conservation of fauna, the management of human-wildlife conflicts and the monitoring of animal populations, from a demographic, genetic and health point of view. The course of study includes lectures and many practical activities, both in nature and in the laboratory, including a semester entirely dedicated to applied training experiences (internship and thesis). For the latter, the course strongly encourages experiences abroad, making use of international mobility programs. The profile of the WMCC graduate is that of a wildlife manager with employment opportunities in all sectors involved in the study and management of fauna such as universities and public and private research bodies, ministries, regions, provinces, national and regional parks, wildlife institutes (regional observatories, territorial hunting areas, alpine areas, wildlife hunting companies), NGOs and private companies.