Zoology

Dear
As per your query, you can think of M.Sc in wildlife science.
Students shall be exposed to the historical development of wildlife management from anecdotal, observational, traditional practices to modern, scientific, and technocratic approaches used around the world. Principles of population analysis, management, protection and conservation of animals, particularly those of conservation, aesthetics, values, and protected areas are covered.
After the completion of the course, one can get the opportunity for research with national and international universities, avail internship programme(s) in universities, zoos, non-government organisations, and get exposure to wildlife areas, national parks and wildlife sanctuaries. The M.Sc in wildlife science can also help with the preparation of examinations required to join administrative forest services (IFS, SFS, etc.)
All the best.

Hi Yang,
You can always pursue your hobbies or professional courses while you are studying or involved in research. If you are serious about your profession you should very well enhance your skills through such a course. You may look for wildlife photography courses which you could pursue with your studies. I believe you have answer to how you can pursue your studies abroad. Check university websites for requirements and prepare. Email the universities about additional courses like photography which you could pursue. Add-on courses are offered by universities abroad, you just need to research well. Check this:
https://www.tafecourses.com.au/resources/study-photography-courses-in-australia/