BSc Animal Science

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University of the West of England

Comments about BSc Animal Science - At the institution - Bristol City - Bristol

• Objectives
  These programmes are designed to train potential animal scientists, equipping them with the knowledge and ability needed to work within the rapidly expanding animal industry. You will acquire essential practical experience as well as in-depth theoretical knowledge, with key transferable skills heavily embedded within all modules. You will gain a thorough understanding of anatomy and physiology, health, nutrition and welfare.
  
  Due to the modular design of the programmes you are able to select specialist modules during each year of study, building on the fundamental knowledge learned in the compulsory modules. Optional modules include Companion Animal Husbandry, Animal Psychology, Pharmacology and Anthrozoology, enabling you to tailor your degree around your interests and career aims. You will also be encouraged to reflect on the theories and principles of Animal Science.
• Entry requirements
  Requirements
  
  GCSE: English
  Tariff points range: 160-200
  Specific subjects: Biological Science
  Access: Yes
  Baccalaureate EB %: 62-64
• Academic title
  BSc Animal Science
• Course description
  Content
  Year 1
  
      * Anatomy and Physiology
      * Animal Nutrition
      * Animal Genetics
      * Companion Animal Husbandry
      * Animal Handling Techniques
      * Animal Behaviour
      * Animal Microbiology I
      * Introduction to Veterinary Science
      * Wildlife and Vegetation Analysis
  
  Year 2
  
      * Animal Reproductive Physiology
      * Applied Animal Nutrition
      * Animal Production
      * Laboratory Animal Management
      * Exotic Animal Management
      * Equine Husbandry
      * Behavioural Analysis
      * Ethics and Welfare
      * Applied Veterinary Science Analysis
      * Animal Microbiology II
      * Parasitology
      * Wildlife Habitat Management
      * Wildlife Management Theory
  
  Year 3
  
      * Exotic Animal Nutrition
      * Management of Animal Collections
      * Advanced Animal Production
      * Behavioural Ecology
      * Animal Psychology
      * Anthrozoology
      * Pharmacology
      * Epidemiology
      * Sustainable Management of the Rural Economy

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