Introduction
Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust runs unique courses aimed at good conservation practice, both at its International Training Centre in Jersey and overseas. These courses draw on the Trusts and success and experience as an International Organisation focusing on Endangered Species Management and Conservation with programmes being run worldwide.
Its students are scientists from developing countries who are in a prime position to save animals from extinction.
To date they have trained over 1,500 students from 120 countries.
Profile
| Programme | Graduate Certificate in Endangered Species Management |
| Validated from: | 1985 |
| School | School of Anthropology and Conservation (DICE) |
| Division | Human and Social Sciences |
| Academic School Liaison Officer | Prof Jim Groombridge |
| Deputy Chair of Board of Examiners | Dr Helen Gath |
| Institutional Address | Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Les Augres Manor Trinity Jersey JE3 5BP Channel Islands |
Conventions
- Graduate Certificate in Endangered Species Management
All programmes are subject to the University's conventions as expressed in the Credit Framework.
With the following exception:
i. Exemption from Preponderance for the Graduate Certificate in Endangered Species Management