1. Understanding Animal Biology and Behaviour
2. Promoting Animal Welfare and Ethics
3. Acquire Animal Care Skills
4. Understand the importance of biodiversity
5. Gain insight into laws, policies, and regulations related to animal care
6. Build industry networks

1. Relevant Experience
2. A high school diploma
3. English language proficiency

1. Professional Skills for the Animal Industry
2. Animal Biology
3. Ethics of Animal Use
4. Human-Animal Interaction
5. Animal Husbandry
6. Ecology and Evolution
7. Research Methods
8. Commercial and Professional Skills for Animal Science
9. Behaviour
10. Animal Health and Welfare
11. Principles of Animal Nutrition
12. Reproduction and Breeding
13. Livestock Production Systems
14. Management of Zoo Animal Collections
15. Professional Practice and Legislation
16. Veterinary Microbiology and Parasitology
17. Animal Rescue, Rehabilitation and Rehoming
18. Livestock from Farm to Fork
19. Wildlife Conservation Skills
20. Applied Behaviour and Training
21. Veterinary Immunology
22. Capstone Project
23. Applied Nutrition and Feeding
24. Applied Health Management
25. Strategies and Issues in Animal Breeding
26. Applied Behaviour and Animal Welfare
27. Livestock Technology
28. Applied Issues in Wildlife Conservation
29. Clinical Animal Behaviour
30. Veterinary Epidemiology and Public Health
31. Developments in Livestock Production
32. Developments in Zoo Management
33. Developing Clinical Practice
34. Veterinary Ethics and Legislation
35. Conservation Planning and Development

1. Guest lectures
2. Practical Hands-On Training
3. Physical visit
4. Classes
5. Lectures
6. Laboratory Classes

1. Animal Anatomy and Physiology
2. Animal Health and Welfare
3. Animal Behaviour and Psychology
4. Nutrition and Feeding
5. Biodiversity and Conservation
6. Wildlife Management
7. Animal Husbandry
8. Exotic Animal Care
9. Animal Breeding and Genetics
10. Animal Law and Ethics

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 3 to 6 years.

1. Animal Care Centres
2. Reptile and Aquatic Units
3. Aviaries
4. Access to farm animals
5. Equestrian Centres
6. Wildlife Parks and Nature Reserves
7. Habitat Simulation Areas
8. Diagnostics Labs
9. Bioscience Labs
10. Veterinary Clinics
11. Behavioural Observation Rooms
12. Breeding Facilities
13. Online Resources

1. Animal Care Worker
2. Zoo Keeper
3. Animal Welfare Officer
4. Veterinary Technician
5. Animal Health Inspector
6. Wildlife Conservationist
7. Habitat Manager
8. Wildlife Rehabilitator
9. Animal Behaviorist
10. Environmental Educator
11. Marine Biologist
12. Equine Manager
13. Animal Welfare Consultant

The fee range for an Animal Management degree in the UK for international students can be between £13,000 and £20,000 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. Wildlife Observation
2. Habitat Management
3. Ecological Surveys
4. Zoo and Wildlife Park Internships
5. Veterinary Clinics and Animal Shelters
6. Conservation and Research Roles

1. City & Guilds Level 2 and 3 Diplomas in Animal Care
2. Certified Animal Welfare Administrator (CAWA)
3. RSPCA Level 3 Certificate in Animal Welfare
4. Veterinary Nursing Qualifications
5. Animal First Aid Certification
6. Wildlife Rehabilitation Certifications
7. International Society of Arboriculture
8. Environmental Management Certifications
9. Exotic Animal Care Certifications
10. Animal Behaviorist Certification

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.

‘The staff, from various animal industry sectors, provided incredible support and encouragement. Puxton Park's facilities allowed for both theory and practical work. Guest lectures and placements, like at North Somerset Birds of Prey Centre, offered invaluable industry insights.’ [Declan from Weston College]