Basic course in wildlife law enforcement

Dates will be announced

Higher education entrance qualification. English language proficiency. View general admission and documentation requirements

This course is one out of several courses on the one-year programme in Nature and Cultural Heritage Preservation. Many students opt to apply for this one-year programme following their completion of this course.

Upon successful completion of this programme, the student:

Knowledge:

• has thorough knowledge of key issues, processes, tools, and methods in nature and cultural heritage preservation
• has knowledge of the subject area's history, characteristics and role in society

Skills:

• can apply academic knowledge and relevant results of research and development work to practical and theoretical issues and make informed choices
• can locate, assess and refer to information and academic material and present this in a manner that informs a professionally relevant issue
• masters relevant terminology, techniques and forms of expressions in the subject area

General competence:

• has insight into relevant professional and ethical issues
• can plan and carry out various tasks and project spanning across time, alone as well as participant in a group, in accordance with ethical standards and regulations
• can communicate key academic material such as theories, issues and solutions both in writing, orally as well as through other relevant forms of expression

No tuition fees. Costs for semester registration and course literature apply.