Bsc (hons) Animal Behaviour & Welfare (with Foundation Year) in University Centre Reaseheath, UK

Bsc (hons) Animal Behaviour & Welfare (with Foundation Year) in University Centre Reaseheath

The foundation year will provide you with the skills you need to be successful in your BSc degree. You will develop your ability to carry out research and write in academic language, while also gaining core knowledge in animal diversity, evolution and data analysis. There is a strong practical component, including animal husbandry and ecological survey techniques.

Throughout your second year of study, you will be introduced to animal behaviour, animal welfare issues and behavioural data analysis. Through practical sessions in our licensed zoo, you will explore key principles in animal husbandry, including animal health and welfare, enclosure design and nutrition. You will also study fundamental scientific principles in the animal sciences such as animal anatomy, cell structure and genetics, working in our dedicated science laboratories.

Career Options

• Animal behaviourist 
• Animal welfare/conservation 
• Teaching/education officers 
• Scientific research and technical support 
• Animal behaviour counselling/training 
• Teaching and lecturing 
• Animal health product development 
• Rescue centre animal care 

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