ESE Postgraduate - Cornwall | New students

New postgraduate students

Welcome to the Faculty of Environment, Science and Economy.

You can find induction information and useful links for your department below:

Induction timetable

Induction timetable coming soon.

The schedule may be subject to change – always check online for the latest information or contact your Hub.

A very warm welcome to the Centre for Ecology and Conservation at the University of Exeter. Congratulations on securing your place here – we look forward to meeting you and hope you will enjoy a rewarding and challenging academic experience with us in Cornwall.

Induction timetable

This schedule may be subject to change – always check online for the latest information or contact your Hub.

Event	Date	Time	Location
Hello from your Career Zone: Our fantastic Career Zone will introduce you to all the help they can offer.	Wednesday 16 September	3-4pm	Old Chapel LT
Welcome Meeting: an introduction to studying for your MSc at the Centre for Ecology and Conservation	Thursday 17 September	10am-12pm	DM LT A
Programme Welcome Meeting: meet your Programme Director and learn about the structure of your programme. (all programmes except Conservation & Biodiversity)	Thursday 17 September	1-3pm	Marine Environmental Management: Exch Red Evolution, Behaviour and Ecology: Exch Yellow Marine Vertebrate Ecology and Conservation: Exch Green
MSc Welcome Conference: learn from students in previous years about their research and meet your peers and academics with a reception after.	Friday 18 September	10am-2pm	Old Chapel LT with reception in Exch Courtyard rooms
Student and Academic Support: You’ll learn about some of the support available on campus for your studies and more generally.	Friday 18 September	3-4pm	Old Chapel LT
Programme Welcome Meeting (Conservation & Biodiversity): meet your Programme Director and learn about the structure of your programme.	Thursday 24 September	1-3pm	PL Sem 2

Reading list

While there is no compulsory reading to do prior to your arrival, if you’re new to data analysis, you may want to get ahead a little and do some prior reading on this topic. Once you have an Exeter IT account you could access our library to have a look at . can also be useful as an introduction to R, the programme we’re going to be using.

Marine Science (CGES)