This course introduces the basic principles of research methodology in wildlife and conservation. It covers key concepts such as research problem identification, formulation of objectives and hypotheses, research design, variables, sampling techniques, and basic statistical methods.
You will also learn how to conduct a literature review, identify research gaps, and apply theoretical and conceptual frameworks. Through practical and field-based exercises, the course develops skills in data collection, analysis, and interpretation.
By the end of the course, You will be able to design a simple research proposal and apply research methods to real-world conservation issues.
- Teacher: Pascaline NIYONSABA INGABIRE