Graduates of the MSc in Biodiversity are able to:
- Recognize and discuss the scientific basis of global and local issues in the thematic area of biodiversity and environmental science,
- Independently identify a current research topic in the field of biodiversity science, ecology, evolutionary biology, behavioral biology or environmental science for a scientific project,
- Fully implement a research project (planning, data collection, analysis, writing a scientific paper, presentation of this paper),
- View biodiversity and environmental topics from different interdisciplinary perspectives, such as social sciences, economics or humanities,
- Comprehensively comment on current research directions in the field of biodiversity and environmental sciences,
- Develop methodological approaches to answer research questions,
- Independently collect, evaluate and interpret data,
- Critically question the validity and reliability of the data and methods of their own and other studies,
- Successfully position themselves in the academic and non-academic environment with the acquired skills.
