Develop expertise in ethical animal care, welfare, and management through a detailed exploration of key topics in the field. Engage in thought-provoking discussions on contemporary ethical issues, enhance your understanding of welfare assessment, and delve into the complexities surrounding zoo collections with a unique learning experience enriched by access to the zoo at Kirkley Hall, home to over 150 species. You'll have the opportunity to develop and apply ethical training programmes using modern, evidence-based techniques tailored to your chosen species. The course also examines the pivotal role of modern zoos in in-situ conservation efforts. With a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, this degree equips you with the skills and insights essential for a fulfilling career in animal welfare and management.
Entry requirements
You will need 48 UCAS points. GCSEs in English, Maths and a Science at grade 4/C or above. Suitable animal husbandry experience and a passion for animal management and welfare, and commitment to an intellectual challenge.
