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School of Biological and Behavioural Sciences

Research Theme: Fieldcourses

The Importance of Fieldtrips for Teaching and Learning
28 October 2026

Discover how field trips help Biology and Zoology students at Queen Mary develop practical skills, gain real-world research experience and learn beyond the classroom. From exploring Scotland’s coastline to studying wildlife in South Africa, find out how hands-on fieldwork brings learning to life, builds teamwork and prepares students for future careers.

Learning in the field: Marine Biodiversity field trip in Scotland
22 October 2026

Hear from one of our Zoology students about their recent field trip in Scotland as part of the Marine Biodiversity module. From collecting and identifying marine species to exploring coastal habitats and tackling real-world conservation challenges, learn about Mair's experience of hands-on learning, fieldwork and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

Learning in the wild: My Savannah Ecology and Conservation experience
28 September 2026

From vegetation and bird surveys to tracking wildlife across the South African savannah, this module offered a hands-on opportunity to put classroom learning into practice. Read about one student’s experience of developing new skills, exploring Savannah ecology and getting up close to some incredible wildlife.

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