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Studying any of the Biology or Wildlife programmes at Salford Presented by Dr Sean OHara Some key people today Dr Sean OHara Dr Kevin Bown Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Michelle Oughterson Prof. Rob Young Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr


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Studying any of the Biology or Wildlife programmes at Salford

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Presented by Dr Sean O’Hara

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Some key people today

Dr Robert Jehle Dr Sean O’Hara Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Kevin Bown

  • Prof. Rob Young

Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr Danni Hinchcliffe

Dr Robin Beck Dr Michelle Oughterson

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Some key people today

Dr Robert Jehle Dr Sean O’Hara Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Kevin Bown

  • Prof. Rob Young

Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr Danni Hinchcliffe

Dr Robin Beck Dr Michelle Oughterson

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Some key people today

Dr Robert Jehle Dr Sean O’Hara Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Kevin Bown

  • Prof. Rob Young

Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr Danni Hinchcliffe

Dr Robin Beck Dr Michelle Oughterson

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Some key people today

Dr Robert Jehle Dr Sean O’Hara Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Kevin Bown

  • Prof. Rob Young

Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr Danni Hinchcliffe

Dr Robin Beck Dr Michelle Oughterson

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Some key people today

Dr Robert Jehle Dr Sean O’Hara Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Kevin Bown

  • Prof. Rob Young

Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr Danni Hinchcliffe

Dr Robin Beck Dr Michelle Oughterson

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Some key people today

Dr Robert Jehle Dr Sean O’Hara Dr Denise Thomasson Dr Kevin Bown

  • Prof. Rob Young

Dr Ilaria Coscia Dr Jamie Gundry Dr Danni Hinchcliffe

Dr Robin Beck Dr Michelle Oughterson

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Offered in this session

  • The programmes
  • Being a Salford student
  • Enhance your degree: placement
  • Mini lectures
  • Lecturer profiles
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The School of Science, Engineering & Environment

Marine biology Ecology and conservation Genetics Microbiology Physiology Evolution

Teaching and research areas for Biology, Biology with Studies in the USA, Zoology, Zoology with Marine Biology, Marine Biology, Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology, Wildlife & Practical Conservation and Foundation Year programme

Parasitology Behaviour

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Most of our degrees are accredited*

  • Very hard to get
  • Our degrees align with strict

requirements

  • And to the exacting standards of

employers

  • Seal of approval – takes the risk out
  • f employing you

Degree accreditation

*currently not the two marine-related programmes

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National Student Survey

Wildlife Conservation Zoology Biology NSS Overall Student Satisfaction: 100%

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We have a heritage

  • 1896: Royal Technical Institute opens
  • 1921: Becomes Royal Technical College
  • 1967: University of Salford by Royal Charter

Where is Salford University?

We are dynamic

  • Continual uni-wide investment
  • Investment into Peel campus
  • New campus at Media City

The University of Salford

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  • A Greater Manchester University
  • Very close to city centre
  • Best of both worlds
  • Peaceful campus, close to the city
  • 10-15 min walk
  • 5 min on a bus!

The University of Salford

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MANCHESTER

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SALFORD

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School of Science, Engineering and Environment Most teaching and activities on Peel Campus

  • Lectures
  • Labs
  • Main library
  • Accommodation
  • Sports and recreation

Everything you need in one place!

Home of Biology & Wildlife

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Media City - Salford Quays Oct 2011

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Peel Park campus – New Accommodation Sept 2015

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New Adelphi Building Sept 2016

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£3m investment in facilities

Develop laboratory skills through practical classes held in The Bodmer Lab, also known as “Mega lab”. Opened in 2015.

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  • New campus buildings
  • New student accommodation
  • State of the art teaching labs

Investment in you

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Example Degree Structures

Biodiversity Biodiversity Biodiversity

Biology Wildlife Conservation with Zoo Biology Zoology

Molecular Genetics, Introduction to Parasitology & infectious diseases, Research Skills

1st Year (ALL ARE CORE)

Marine Biology, Ecology, Animal Evolution, Conservation Biology, Microbiology Human Physiology Conservation Biology Zoo Animal Management Marine Biology, Ecology, Behavioural Ecology, Primate Behaviour Molecules to Microbes, Genetics/Genes to Ecosystems, Zoo Biology, Cell Biology, Study Skills, Biological Skills

2nd Year CORE 3rd Year CORE 2nd Year OPTION AREAS 3rd Year OPTION AREAS

Freshwater Biology, Tropical Ecology, Evolution, Veterinary Diseases, Animal Cognition, Parasitology Parasitology, Pathophysiology, Biotechnology, Freshwater Biology, Evolution, Immunology, Wildlife Biology, Microbiology Habitat Conservation, Animal Cognition, Tropical Ecology & Conservation, GIS, Veterinary Diseases, Freshwater Biology, Wildlife & the Law Final Year Research Project: Lab/Field Project or Literature Review with Science Communication Animal Evolution Frontiers in Zoo Biology Zoo Organisation & Regulation Animal Welfare, Behavioural Ecology, Ocean Challenges, Ecology, Primate Behaviour & Conservation, Animal Evolution

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Programme Areas

Biology Group Wildlife Group Biomedical Science Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Environment Geography and Archaeology

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Programme Areas

Biology Group Wildlife Group Biomedical Science Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Environment Geography and Archaeology Level 3 Biology with a Foundation Year

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Programme Areas

Biology Group Wildlife Group Biomedical Science Level 4 Level 5 Level 6 Environment Geography and Archaeology Placement Opportunities

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Salford students spend 2nd year abroad and Toledo students study 2nd year at Salford

Widen your experience by studying abroad

We have provided an exchange programme with the University of Toledo, Ohio, USA, for over 30 years

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Your personal development and employability

  • Personal tutor system through years: small group

teaching environment and regular contact with your tutor

  • Final year independent research project with

Professional Skills component: career planning and interview skills

  • Employers tell us they value the practical skills you

gain in labs and fieldwork throughout your degree

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Learning and Teaching

Class contact hours will vary by subject

  • 120 credits of learning per year
  • 1 credit = 10 hours
  • 120 credits = 1,200 hours
  • 1,200 / 30 weeks
  • 40 hours per week
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Supporting our students

  • AskUS
  • wellbeing and counselling
  • faith
  • support for carers
  • support for students with children and much more…
  • Students’ Union
  • Library study support
  • Personal tutor
  • Lab technicians’ support
  • On-campus security
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Just the UK?

Fieldwork at Salford

  • Castlehead (Cumbria): Biodiversity
  • Blencathra (Cumbria): Population & Community
  • Dale fort (Pembrokeshire): Marine Biology
  • Malam Tarn (Yorkshire): Parasitology
  • Preston Montfort (Shropshire): Freshwater Biology
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International fieldwork

Our field trips provide:

  • Insight
  • Experience
  • Unique skills
  • Team building
  • Belonging

Tropical Ecology field trip

Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour

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  • Ask away today

s.ohara@salford.ac.uk (Wildlife group) k.bown@salford.ac.uk (Biology group) s.m.oughterson@salford.ac.uk (Foundation year)

More information?

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