1. Explore the vast range of animal species
2. Study the internal and external structures of animals
3. Understand the history of major animal groups
4. Study animal behaviour
5. Explore ecological relationships
6. Develop practical skills
7. Encourage animal welfare

1. Basic understanding of biology, chemistry, and mathematics
2. A high school diploma
3. English language proficiency

1. Animal Physiology
2. Animal Husbandry
3. Animal Behaviour
4. Nutrition Principles
5. Animal Reproduction and Genetics
6. Animal Health and Disease
7. Disease Investigation and Epidemiology
8. Applied Animal Breeding
9. Physiology of Behaviour
10. Research Skills
11. Animal Nutritional Health
12. Animal Cognition and Training
13. Applied Animal Nutrition
14. Anthrozoology
15. Adaptive Physiology
16. Animal Genetics
17. Dissertation

1. Guest lectures
2. Physical visit
3. Classes
4. Lectures
5. Laboratory Classes

1. Introduction to Animal Biology
2. Animal Physiology
3. Animal Development and Reproduction
4. Evolution and Ecology of Animals
5. Comparative Anatomy and Physiology
6. Animal Classification and Taxonomy
7. Immunology in Animals
8. Biotechnology in Animal Biology
9. Conservation Biology and Biodiversity
10. Animal Behavior and Neurobiology
11. Advanced Topics in Animal Biology

1. Examinations
2. Practical Examinations
3. Written Essays

It typically takes 3 to 4 years when you study full-time. Some accelerated programmes can take 2 to 3 years. The part-time or online programmes can span 2 to 4 years.

1. Laboratories
2. Animal Habitats for Observation
3. Ecology Field Stations
4. Bioinformatics Software
5. Preserved Animal Specimens
6. Living Organisms for Observation
7. Online Resources
8. Animal Behavior Observators
9. Wildlife Research Units
10. Animal Care Units
11. Lecture Halls
12. Seminar Rooms
13. Collaborations with Zoos, Aquariums, and Museums

1. Wildlife Biologist
2. Zoologist
3. Veterinarian
4. Environmental Consultant
5. Marine Biologist
6. Animal Behaviorist
7. Ecologist
8. Animal Welfare Officer
9. Animal Nutritionist
10. Ethologist

The fee range for an Animal Biology degree in the UK for international students can lie between £15,000 and £35,000 per annum. The amount can vary by location and institution.

1. A high school diploma or equivalent
2. English language proficiency
3. Personal statement
4. References/Recommendations (Tentative)

1. Ecology and Wildlife Research
2. Marine Biology Fieldwork
3. Conservation and Habitat Restoration
4. Veterinary Fieldwork
5. Research Internships
6. Conservation and Environmental Organisations
7. Veterinary and Animal Care Internships
8. Zoo and Aquarium Internships
9. Wildlife Rehabilitation Internships

1. Certification in Wildlife Management
2. Certified Wildlife Biologist (CWB)
3. Endangered Species Recovery Certification
4. Veterinary Technician Certification
5. Animal Care and Welfare Certification
6. Certified Marine Biologist (CMB)
7. SCUBA Diving Certification (PADI, NAUI)
8. Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)

In the UK, the primary intake happens in September/October, but students can always aim for the secondary intake, which takes place in January/February.

"I knew that Nottingham Trent University had a specific campus that specified in animal, rural and environmental degrees before I had applied to go to university so thought that this would be the perfect place for me to study." [Molly Malyon from Nottingham Trent University]