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Miriam Thavarajah is a Lecturer in Wildlife Conservation and Ecology at Bath Spa University’s School of Sciences. She holds a PhD in Evolutionary Biology from the University of Manchester and prior degrees from the University of Cologne (BSc in Biology) and the University of Potsdam (MSc in Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Conservation). Her research focuses on the intersection of animal behaviour and physiology, human-animal interactions, and climate change impacts on species conservation. Miriam has taught at University Centre Reaseheath and managed a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Germany before joining Bath Spa in 2021.
Education:
- BSc Biology, University of Cologne (Germany)
- MSc Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Conservation, University of Potsdam (Germany)
- PhD Evolutionary Biology, University of Manchester (UK)
Teaching & Research: Miriam leads modules on Communicating Science and Analysing Nature, specializing in Behavioural Ecology, Conservation Biology, and Human-Nature Interactions. She supervises student dissertations and research projects, emphasizing data literacy and practical conservation strategies. Her work explores how human activities and environmental changes affect species survival and habitat preservation.
Experience:
- Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre Manager, Germany (1.5 years)
- Animal Science Lecturer, University Centre Reaseheath (2.5 years)
