Applied Anthrozoology - MRes

You can undertake an international research project using NTU's links with national and international welfare, conservation, performance animal and animal behaviour projects.
The Animal Unit and Equestrian Centre at Brackenhurst campus facilitate a wide variety of potential research projects in Anthrozoology.
Brackenhurst campus offers 200 hectares of rural estate and modern laboratories for the development of scientific skills and experience.
You'll have access to a 1,000 square metre, £2.5 million pound campus library opened in 2013.

Successful completion of the course will create employment opportunities within the wider animal sector, as well as within research areas, such as animal, human health and sport industries. Some examples are:
animal welfare organisations (RSPCA, Blue Cross, International League for the Protection of Horses, Dogs Trust and World Horse Welfare)
international animal federations (e.g. Federation Equestrienne Internationale, Federation Cynologique Internationale, Olympic Committee)
sporting/performance industries and organisations (e.g. Wetherby's and The Kennel Club)
animal consultancy - Health, Behaviour, Training and Welfare
charitable societies, Governing bodies and relevant NGOs
sports psychology
competition training
rehabilitation
animal related Law
animal / Equine Journalism
coaching
counselors / Therapists
lecturing
research industry, research assistant.

MRes
A minimum of a 2:1 or equivalent honours biological sciences degree.
We specify these minimum entry requirements, but we will assess you individually on your ability to benefit from the course. We sometimes offer places on the basis of non-standard entry qualifications, and industrial or professional experience.