Animal welfare courses

... into both animal management and the nursing of animals, helping you make an informed choice regarding the career path you wish to take... Learn about: Full Time, Animal Care, Anatomy and Physiology...

...If you have an interest in animal biology and how we can apply scientific principles to make our interactions with animals more sustainable and welfare-friendly, then this is the course for... Learn about: Applied Nutrition, Animal health, Animal Biology...

... will develop your knowledge of caring for different species, the roles of animal care professionals, and mitigating certain risks in transporting and feeding larger or more dangerous animals... Learn about: Animal Welfare, Animal Feeding, Animal health...

... to specifically care for young animals, native animals and non-venomous reptiles. Prepare and present information to the public. Two work placement modules included in the Pathway mean that you get to put your knowledge to work in a real world zoo, veterinary surgery, wildlife park, mobile zoo, theme... Learn about: First Aid, Training First Aid, Animal Care...

... with tutors who are specialists in their field and actively involved in areas such as conservation, animal behaviour, animal husbandry and welfare. There are work placements too in a range of animal sector settings across the UK and the world including at zoos, wildlife centres, animal training facilities... Learn about: Skills and Training, Animal Behaviour...

.... The Master of Animal Science replaced the Master of Animal Studies in 2014. Students enrolled in the Master of Animal Studies can refer to the program requirements, rules and course list for the Master of Animal Studies...

...Generally work in this industry covers the health, welfare, handling and supervision of small animals - whether that's working in a zoo or wildlife park, or for the RSPCA...

...Available for those aged 16-65, this is your opportunity to 'earn as you learn', combining work with animals or a similar job with one day a week at Reaseheath. It is therefore important that you live within reasonable travelling distance of the college...

... in the areas of small animal nutrition, pet food sales, and captive and small animal management. Students may also use their elective credits to complete the preveterinary requirements and apply to MSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine. The animal biology/preveterinary concentration is designed for students... Learn about: Animal Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Sales Training...

.... Students will be able to explain and demonstrate advanced theoretical and technical knowledge in one or more disciplines or area of practice in the broad fields of animal and wildlife sciences. You will analyse critically, evaluate and transform information within the discipline or field, analyse, generate...

...You would study a selection of core and option modules depending on the pathway you choose. There are two pathways: behavioural science and wildlife and conservation. Year One modules include: anatomy and physiology; principles of animal behaviour; nutrition; animal husbandry and reproductive...

...This two day course is aimed at participants with some experience of looking after horses. Participants will be introduced to a range of equine topics which will give them a good understanding of horse welfare and husbandry practices. All sessions are based practically, on the yard, with structured...

... for British Horse Society examinations are provided alongside the degree, together with £100 per student towards an equine vocational examination of choice. You can also choose to study this course as a foundation year BSc (Hons) Equine Science and Welfare Management (four years including foundation year... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, IT Management...

... Registration - Phase 2 Anaesthesia and Theatre Practices Animal Behaviour and Welfare for the Veterinary Nurse Elective modules Feline Friendly Practice Wildlife... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing, Animal Care, Animal Behaviour...

...The aim of the course is to provide rigorous training in the scientific study of animal behaviour through analyses of its causation, development, evolution and function. The course also provides a background for the understanding of the biological basis of human behaviour...

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...Zoology is the branch of biology that studies animals. It covers a broad range of topics including behaviour, morphology, physiology, development, ecology, evolution and taxonomy... Learn about: Animal Behaviour, Animal Ethics and Welfare, Introduction to Microbiology...

... to know more about the subject an/or gain a college qualification. Some experience of caring for animals will help your learning, but it's not essential... Learn about: Animal Care...

...This is a one year full time course that focuses on developing skills in companion animal husbandry and handling. The programme enables learners to expand their underpinning knowledge and practical skills with a range of animals in order to enable them to either gain employment in the industry... Learn about: Skills and Training, Animal Care...