Veterinary Bioscience
Bachelor's degree
In Newport
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Languages
English
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Location
Newport
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Duration
Flexible
If you are interested in preventing diseases and improving the health and welfare of animals based on a strong understanding of the scientific principles behind them then this is the course for you.
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About this course
This course will be based on scientific principles of biology and physiology of animals to understand the mechanisms behind their health and diseases. During the course you will study a variety of subject disciplines, including basic animal health related topics such as nutrition, biotechnology, microbiology, disease sciences and disease control strategies. In addition, you will focus on the global animal health industry, understanding the emergence and transmission of animal diseases, their risk to other animals and humans. You will spend time in our state-of-the-art teaching laboratories, on-campus farm and companion animal house applying skills whilst gaining subject specific knowledge in classroom-based studies. The course will also introduce business management of relevance to working within animal related industries.
As with other Harper Adams University degrees, a key feature of this course is a placement year where you will get an opportunity to work in industry, enabling you to put knowledge into practice, develop your network and discover your future ambitions. In your final year you will build on this experience and conduct a specialist research project
BSc (Hons) Veterinary Bioscience
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Subjects
- Veterinary
- Animal Behaviour
- Bioscience
- Animal Biology
- Nutrition
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Course programme
Year 1
- Animal Biology
- Animal Husbandry and Management
- Animal Health
- Evolution, Genetics and Behaviour
- Skills for the Animal Scientist
- Introduction to Animal Welfare and Ethics
- Business in Animal Industries
Year 2
- Applied Nutrition
- Physiology of Body Systems
- Behaviour and Welfare Science
- Animal Medicines and Preventative Animal Health
- Animal Disease
- Professional Development for Animal Careers
Elective modules - One Health
Year 3
- Dissertation
- Applied Health, Welfare and Behaviour
- Global Challenges to Animal Industries
- Advances in Animal Diseases and Population Health
- Current Trends in Animal Sciences
Optional placement year in between Year 2 and 3.
Veterinary Bioscience
