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Ecology & Conservation • SED-02663

Wildlife Biology: Research Methods & Experimental Design — Secondary Foundation

Explore Wildlife Biology through organisms, habitats and ecological relationships. This Secondary Foundation pathway uses structured learning and authentic scientific tasks to interpret biodiversity, conservation decisions and field evidence, with a particular emphasis on research methods & experimental design.

LevelSecondary FoundationAudienceAges 14–16Indicative learning16 guided hoursDeliveryOnline • In-person • Hybrid
SED HUB COURSE02663of 10,000
Course focus

What this pathway is designed to develop.

  • Build accurate understanding of key Wildlife Biology concepts appropriate to the Secondary Foundation level.
  • Apply scientific reasoning to structured questions, evidence and authentic scenarios.
  • Develop confidence with the methods, terminology and data practices used in this area.
  • Complete guided activities or project work aligned with research methods & experimental design.
Indicative pathway
1Orientation & core concepts
2Wildlife Biology knowledge building
3Research Methods & Experimental Design
4Evidence, analysis & application
5Review, project or next-step pathway
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