Postgraduate Diploma and Honours in Biodiversity Conservation
Program Overview
The Postgraduate Diploma / Bachelor of Science with Honours in Biodiversity Conservation is a one-year research-intensive program for graduates of the BSc who have demonstrated strong academic performance. It deepens scientific research skills through advanced coursework and an independent research project in biodiversity, conservation biology, ecology, or a closely related discipline.
Papua New Guinea is one of the world's most biodiverse nations, and conservation of this biological heritage is a national priority. The Honours/Postgraduate Diploma program prepares graduates for higher degree research (Masters, PhD), careers in conservation science, environmental management, government agencies, NGOs, and international conservation organisations.
Entry Requirements
The Bachelor of Science with Honours is available to recent graduates of the BSc who have demonstrated strong academic achievement:
- Minimum GPA of 3.00 in the final year of undergraduate studies.
- Application must be made immediately after completing the undergraduate program.
- Endorsement from the School of Natural and Physical Sciences.
- A proposed research topic supported by a supervising academic.