BSc Animal Science
Entry requirements
A level: Available to those who are studying for, or who have completed Level 3 qualifications (e.g. A-Levels or BTEC diploma) in subject areas other than biological science, and to mature-aged candidates who have the required GCSEs, experience and motivation. IB: Available to those who are studying for, or who have completed an international baccalaureate in subject areas other than higher level biological science, and to mature-aged candidates who have the required GCSE subjects (or equivalent), experience and motivation.
About this course
BSc in Bioveterinary Science, covering domesticated animal health and veterinary biology. Core topics include Research Methods and Critical & Analytical Thinking. Accredited by the Royal Society of Biology, the programme offers three specialisation pathways: livestock science, equine science, or behavioural science. A research project is undertaken in the final year.
Modules
- Building Blocks of Biology
- Communication Skills
- Fundamentals in Animal Biology
- Fundamentals in Ecology and Plant Diversity
- Microbes, Health and Disease
- Practical and Analytical Skills for Biologists
- Cell Biology
- Disease Diagnosis and Control
- Domestic Animal Anatomy and Physiology
- Genetics, Evolution and Diversity
- Introduction to Livestock Production and Science
- Skills for Animal, Equine and Veterinary Bioscientists in Equine Exercise Physiology
- Animal Breeding: Genetics and Reproduction
- Applied Nutrition of Livestock, Horses and Companion Animals
- Immunology
- Research Methods
- Veterinary Health
- Animal Behaviour
- Human, Equine and Canine Exercise Physiology and Locomotion
- Livestock Production and Management
- Research Project
- Veterinary Infectious Diseases
- Veterinary Pharmacology and Disease Control
- Behaviour and Welfare of Domesticated Animals
- Behavioural Neurobiology
- Equine Nutrition and Pasture Management
- Equine Stud Management
- International Animal Health Study Tour
- Livestock Production Science