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Ph.D. in Biodiversity Conservation and Management is a research-oriented program focused on the preservation and sustainable management of biodiversity. The course typically lasts 3 - 5 years and involves advanced study in areas like ecosystem management, conservation policies, wildlife management, environmental law, and restoration ecology. Students conduct original research, contributing to global biodiversity protection strategies. The program combines theoretical knowledge with practical approaches to address biodiversity loss due to human activity, climate change, and habitat destruction. Graduates often pursue careers in academia, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, or environmental consultancy, shaping policies and programs for sustainable conservation practices.
