1. Develop a foundation in principles.
2. Gain practical skills in animal husbandry, management, and research.
3. Address challenges in animal production and welfare.
4. Prepare for various animal industry sectors.

1. Strong academic background in biology, chemistry, and mathematics.
2. Good observation skills and attention to detail.
3. Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
4. A keen interest in animal behaviour and natural sciences.
5. Willingness to participate in fieldwork and laboratory work.

1. Animal Physiology and Anatomy
2. Animal Biology
3. Sustainable agriculture, food and nutrition
4. An Introduction to Genetics and Biochemistry
5. Essential Study Skills
6. Research skills for animal scientists
7. Insect Biology
8. Nutritional Regulation, Physiology and Endocrinology
9. Epigenetics and Developmental Biotechnology
10. Physiology of Electrically Excitable Tissues
11. Nutrition and Physiology Interaction
12. Animal Science Research Project
13. Systems Neurophysiology
14. Principles of Animal Health and Disease 2
15. Livestock Production Science
16. Animal Nutrition
17. Musculoskeletal Physiology

1. Lab sessions
2. Lectures
3. Seminars
4. Tutorials
5. Workshops
6. Computer labs
7. Practical classes

1. Agri-Food Supply Chains
2. Animal Health
3. Introduction to Animal Physiology
4. Sustainability in Practice
5. Academic and Professional Skills
6. Introduction to Sustainability
7. Cells and Biomolecules
8. Introduction to Business Management
9. Natural Science Research Impact
10. Animal Feed Science and Technology
11. Domestic Animal Reproduction and Genetic Improvement
12. Sustainable animal production systems
13. Dissertation and Research Preparation
14. Sustainable Solutions
15. Macro- and Micronutrients
16. Human Resource Management
17. Career Development for second year students
18. Current Trends in Agricultural Market
19. Farm Business Management
20. Animal Parasitology
21. Marketing Strategy
22. Animal Behaviour
23. Animal Function (Physiology and Development)
24. Vertebrate Biology
25. Animal Science Conference - Current Issues and Debates
26. Reproduction in Farm and Companion Animals
27. Applied Animal Nutrition
28. Animal Welfare and Behaviour
29. Dissertation
30. Career Development for final year students
31. Forage Utilisation
32. Your Future - occupational awareness
33. Insight, Innovate, Impact
34. Physiological Zoology

1. Coursework
2. Group project
3. Lab reports
4. Poster presentation
5. Research project
6. Written exam

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 03 years (Full-time).

1. Animal houses
2. Veterinary clinics
3. Laboratories
4. Field stations
5. Dairy farms
6. Meat science laboratories
7. Nutrition laboratories
8. Biotechnology laboratories
9. Equine centres
10. Greenhouses
11. Computer labs
12. Library
13. Workshops
14. Seminaries and conferences
15. Career services
16. Farm machinery sheds
17. Environmental science laboratories
18. Bioinformatics laboratories
19. Electron microscopy facilities
20. Aquaculture facilities
21. Animal welfare laboratories

1. Veterinarian
2. Livestock Manager
3. Animal Nutritionist
4. Wildlife Biologist
5. Animal Behaviorist
6. Agricultural Consultant
7. Research Scientist
8. Laboratory Technician
9. Food Scientist
10. Farm Manager
11. Veterinary Nurse
12. Zookeeper
13. Conservation Officer
14. Animal Welfare Officer
15. Sales Representative
16. Animal Breeder
17. Equine Specialist
18. Poultry Specialist
19. Aquaculture Specialist
20. Animal Health Inspector

1. Tuition fees are £9,250 - £30,600 per year and may vary depending on the institution.
2. Scholarships, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aid is available.

1. Biology, Chemistry and Physics A Levels (Recommended)
2. GCSE Mathematics grade B/5 (Required)
3. GCSEs at grade C, or grade 4, or above, including English, Maths and Science
4. IELTS Overall - 6.0 , Minimum - 5.5 in all skills
5. Strong communication and interpersonal skills
6. A strong academic record

1. Participate in field trips to farms, ranches, zoos, and wildlife sanctuaries to observe animal behaviour and management practices.
2. Gain practical experience in various settings, including veterinary clinics, research laboratories, food processing plants, and agricultural organisations.
3. Conduct independent or group research projects on topics such as animal nutrition, genetics, reproduction, or behaviour.
4. Contribute to animal welfare organisations, wildlife conservation efforts, or community outreach programmes.

1. Certified Animal Welfare Specialist (CAWS)
2. Certified Humane Animal Handler (CHAH)
3. Veterinary Technician (VT)
4. Veterinary Assistant (VA)
5. Certified Crop Advisor (CCA)
6. Certified Professional Agronomist (CPA)
7. Certified Range Conservationist (CRC)
8. Certified Professional Animal Trainer (CPAT)
9. Certified Applied Animal Behaviorist (CAAB)
10. Certified Professional Dog Trainer (CPDT-KA)
11. Certified Cat Behavior Consultant (CCBC)
12. Certified Equine Behavior Consultant (CEBC)
13. Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT)
14. Certified Veterinary Assistant (CVA)
15. Certified Wildlife Technician (CWT)
16. Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator (CWR)
17. Certified Wildlife Manager (CWM)
18. Certified Wildlife Educator (CWE)
19. Certified Humane Educator (CHE)
20. Certified Pet Loss Professional (CPLL)
21. Certified Crop Advisor (CCA)
22. Certified Professional Agronomist (CPA)
23. Certified Range Conservationist (CRC)
24. Certified Organic Crop Consultant (COCC)
25. Certified Range Management Consultant (CRMC)

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"Great mixture of peaceful and exciting student life. There is a lot of support for students and the staff is very helpful and friendly." Says - "Irene, Animal Science BSc (Hons)."