Fdsc Animal Science in Nottingham Trent University, UK

Fdsc Animal Science in Nottingham Trent University

• Study is supported by our purpose-built Animal Unit - home to around 150 animals from 40 different species.
• You will have the opportunity to take part in a study trip to Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in Jersey.
• You'll also have access to our 1,000 square metre, £2.5 million campus library.
• We're ranked in the top ten in the UK for our animal science courses (The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide, 2020).
• This course is developed in conjunction with industry and designed to maximise your potential in a broad range of animal-related careers.
• Successful completion of this course to a satisfactory level allows progression on to the final-year of BSc (Hons) Animal Biology or BSc (Hons) Zoo Biology. This means you have the potential to gain a full BSc honours degree in three years.

Your career development

Developed in conjunction with representatives from industry, the course is designed to maximise your potential in a broad range of animal-related careers, or to allow you to continue on to further study.

This course can lead to employment both in the UK and abroad, in various roles that include animal training, education, conservation, and research. There are also graduate employment opportunities encompassing endangered species recovery and marine biology. The transferable skills gained will open up a number of other career options to you.

Our graduates have gone on to work at organisations such as:

• wildlife parks
• zoological collections
• welfare organisations
• governmental departments.

You can also progress onto our BSc (Hons) Animal Biology or BSc (Hons) Zoo Biology course.

Placement opportunities

During the course, you'll undertake a minimum of 150 hours of voluntary work experience in the animal industry. Our students have previously been placed with companies such as

• Pfizer
• the Animal Health Trust
• Blackpool Zoo
• Taronga Zoo
• Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital
• the Mauritian Wildlife Foundationg
• Logan Bleu Marine Conservation.

This will allow you to become familiar with the different sectors in the animal industry and take your first steps towards your future career.

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