ObjectivesAn increasing awareness of the behaviour of animals and their welfare, by both the animal industry and key regulatory bodies, is creating vast opportunities in this specialist area. The Animal Behaviour and Welfare programmes are designed to equip you with the knowledge and ability to work within the specific area of welfare; providing you with the first valuable step towards your career goals.
Entry requirementsRequirements
GCSE: English
Tariff points range: 200-240
Specific subjects: Biological Science
Access: Yes
Baccalaureate EB %: 64-68
Academic titleBSc Animal Behaviour and Welfare
Course descriptionContent
Level 1
* Anatomy and Physiology
* Introduction to Veterinary Science
* Animal Behaviour
* The Human Animal
* Farm Animal Behaviour and Welfare
* Introduction to Companion Animal
* Behaviour Companion Animal
* Husbandry
* Animal Handling Techniques
Level 2
* Applied Veterinary Science
* Laboratory Animal Management
* Marine Animal Behaviour
* Behavioural Analysis
* Biological Clocks
* Companion Animal
* Behaviour and Training
* Statistics and Research Methods
* Ethics and Welfare
* Migratory Behaviour
Level 3
* Management of Animal Collections
* Anthrozoology
* Animal Psychology
* Animal Trade and Welfare
* Behavioural Ecology
* Life in Extreme Environments
* Dissertation
* Independent Study
Study facilities
* Pets Barn Animal Hospital
* Animal Science Centre
* Well-stocked Animal House
* Aquariums
* Vivariums
* Aviaries
* Fully-equipped Equine Operating Theatre
* Gloucestershire Wildlife Rescue Centre
* Grooming Parlour
* Small Animal House
* Equine Veterinary and Therapy Centre