Learning from the Land: Cambridge Conservation Students Visit How Hill Trust
19 November 2024
In keeping with our commitment to practical leadership exposure, Cambridge Master's in Conservation Leadership students visited the How Hill Trust, a remarkable environmental educational charity in the heart of the Norfolk Broads National Park. This visit offered valuable insights into successful conservation leadership...
Conservation Leadership in Practice: Learning from the Norfolk Broads
18 November 2024
The Norfolk Broads exemplifies the delicate balance between human heritage and nature conservation, making it the perfect place for the annual MPhil in Conservation Leadership residential field trip. This intricate network of navigable rivers and lakes spans across Norfolk and Suffolk, creating Britain's most important...
7 November 2024
The Masters in Conservation Leadership at Cambridge University believes in exposing our students to diverse approaches in environmental leadership. Each October, as part of this commitment, our new cohort visits Forest School For Life in Wymondham, an award-winning early years setting that has been an invaluable learning...
The Cambridge Masters in Conservation Leadership is a ground-breaking course that equips students with the applied leadership and management skills needed to create positive change in conservation. The Masters is hosted in the Department of Geography and delivered in collaboration with the Cambridge Conservation Initiative in the David Attenborough Building.
Applications for October 2025 entry are now open. Apply by 3 December 2024 to join our 2025-26 cohort.
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